Madrasati
Web & Apps — 2026
ConceptMark a pupil absent on the teacher's phone, and watch the parent's phone.
The Problem
Tunisian school apps exist — and that's the problem. Slow, cluttered, designed for the administration. A parent opens the app with a simple question, takes eight seconds to find the answer, and eventually stops opening it. The school goes back to paper.
The Approach
Zero clicks
Today's answer is on the home screen.
No blunt bad news
A problem always arrives with its solution, in the same card.
The parent isn't a software user
Big type, big targets, no nested menus.
Colour doesn't decorate
It only says what's fine and what needs action.
Three spaces, one system
Parent
No red, and no ranking in the grades: the parent sees how their child is doing, not where they stand against the class. The bus is a countdown, not a map — “Arrive dans 15 min” (Arrives in 15 min) answers the only question anyone asks at the bus stop.
Teacher
The register, inverted: everyone is present by default, and she only touches the exceptions. 24 children in under ten seconds — and on the parent’s phone, “Absent aujourd’hui” (Absent today) arrives with “Justifier l’absence” (Justify the absence) in the same card.
Administration
A task list, not a dashboard: each line says what is waiting and offers the action. Payment reminders without shame — sorted by date, and always offering an instalment plan.
The Result
- Roll call of 24 pupils
- ~5 s
- Every text colour above it
- WCAG AA
- On a mid-range Android (CPU ×4), no animation that moves the page
- 60 fps
- Full French and Arabic, mirrored layout
- FR · AR
Identity
Palette
Grenat
#6B2232
Poudre
#D99A86
Encre
#2A161A
Fond
#FBF8F6
Done state
#2E7D5B
To-do state
#C4603A
Typography
In motion
Built with
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Motion
Concept — personal project, no real school