E-Learning Platform

Case Study

E-Learning Platform

Practice project focused on role-based UI, course flows, and state management in React.

Problem

Learning platforms require clear separation between student and instructor experiences, which can become difficult to structure and maintain in frontend applications.

Solution

Built a role-based UI system with separate workflows for instructors and students, focusing on clean state management and reusable components to simulate real-world LMS behavior.

Features

Instructor dashboard to create, update, and manage courses
Student experience to browse, purchase, and access courses
Course details page with structured sections and lectures
Shopping cart and purchase flow
User profile management

Tech Stack

ReactRedux ToolkitBootstrapREST API

Technical Decisions

Role-based UI separation

Implemented conditional rendering and routing logic to simulate real-world LMS roles and workflows.

Redux Toolkit for state management

Used to manage course data, cart state, and user interactions across multiple pages consistently.

Challenges & Solutions

Handling different user flows (student vs instructor)

Separated logic using role-based conditions and reusable components to avoid duplication.

Structuring course content (sections & lectures)

Designed nested data structures to represent courses in a scalable and organized way.

Screenshots

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Future Improvements

  • Progress tracking and course completion
  • Interactive quizzes and assignments
  • Better API integration instead of mock data