Thank you so much for the challange Crowwwn. I loved solving this problem, as much as I loved prototyping it. Let me know what you guys think about it, please put your queries in the comment section

Hello Designers, 🔥 Thanks to Crowwwn for such an amazing challenge. Honestly, I could not find a single resource on Dribbble, I made many different versions and what you are seeing is the best version of it. This is how the product should work. 👉🏻 Any university(or anyone) that wants to conduct online exams needs to buy the plan from this product. 👉🏻 The exam hosters get admin access where he/she can activate many different features along with hosting the exam. 👉🏻 Host person will add an excel sheet (or link) that has the student's email id and other details. (he can also add manual email IDs) 👉🏻 At the student end when you signup for the 1st time you will be cross verified with the data from the university (Along with which you will be asked to scan the unique face data - using the front-facing camera) -- The face data is used to match the student's face while online exams are going on and have the ability to pause the exam if detected otherwise. 👉🏻 the software also comes with features like tab switch blocking which will prevent students from switching tabs while an exam is going on 👉🏻Admins/exam hoster has the ability to turn on the motion detection warning - which warns the students with pop up when too much motion is detected (but will not pause the exam) 👉🏻 Along with that students get the option to mark the question for review - where the system will warn the student before finishing the exam. (He can also glance at answered and unanswered questions through red and green blocks in the right tab) I hope you get an idea of how the product should work. if you have any questions/feedback please write below. Thank you so much for patiently reading this

Good day, designers Did you enjoy completing the challenge this week? Here is my entry; for a higher quality viewing experience, pls visit my Behance page at ----➡️behance/alokb⬅️---- . I would be happy to hear your comments if you have any. I'm grateful. Stay creative.

Hello, Designers before I want to say anything, I would like to recommend you to check High-Quality Rendered video that I posted on my Instagram(Reel). Instagram.com/ux.alok. I hope u have checked that out! First of all this solving challenge was Incredibly fun!!!! Thank you Crowwwn. Now to visualize the toppings on pizza in real time! with interactive button, seemed challenging on the 1st day, I gave it a day to think. Soon after that, this idea along with many started knocking my door. To prototype the above idea, I grabbed delicious Pizza stock image and used it as a base, then I looked for toppings on Dominos (because I'm not a Pizza guy) after collecting names of toppings, I masked the toppings in photoshop realistically possible. Then I exported all the toppings and base pizza into separate transparent images. Then It was time for Figma. I designed modern interface for my Pizza ordering app, and imported pizza and its toppings layers, prototyped so that each topping falls on the pizza when the corresponding button is active & vice versa, then I gave option for users to zoom into the final Pizza + Toppings rendered image. for futuristic touch I have also added a button "view in 360". I hope I was able to explain my self. Reach out to me for any quarry or you can drop them in feedback section. Link to HD Video(Instagram Reel)- shorturl.at/abmz1

Good day, designers! The solution to this week's challenge was incredibly intriguing and utterly novel. I thus thought of Fiverr's "switch to buyer" / "switch to seller" concept when I read the problem statement. As a result, I immediately wrote it down for implementation. I then looked Online for both print and virtual invoices. After stacking the references, I wanted to develop a bolder and more secure experience so that the designer would always pay attention to the smallest aspects while generating invoices. Then I drew influence from Figma itself for the "Home" or dashboard and included choices like "track Invoice," "check status," "previous invoices," "recurring invoices," "current invoice," etc. Please tell if there is anything I've overlooked that could improve the user experience.

Before I discuss the challenge, I want to express my gratitude to Alex Barker for founding Crowwwn. <This is my very first post> Coming to the challenge part, I began with a paper wireframe to generate ideas because I already knew how I wanted my solution to look and feel. So it didn't take long to start designing the user interface, and yes, I went with a blue hue and light style. Aside from the performance tracker for each team member, I didn't include any fancy features. I took care of user onboarding and left few tips for better engagement. As for the rest, I'll let your excellent input assist me. If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments section and I'll do my best to respond.