Empty State Design for Education App
Setting the average reward formula for the continuous setting
I have a problem:
When I have a problem along the way, I can reward myself in small, short segments to encourage the learner to continue, even though the problem is caused by the system.
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Hi Laksika 👋 I like that you’re experimenting with a different style, but the lack of context makes it hard to understand the scenario. The heading and CTA don’t clearly communicate what the user should expect or do next. Adding a short explanation of the app and reframing the copy around the user’s state could make the design more intuitive and purposeful.
You've put in a good effort, but there's definitely room for improvement. First off, it'd help to add some context — what type of app is this, and what kind of empty state are we dealing with? A heading like "Are you still here?" feels a bit confusing for an empty state page and seems out of place. Also, I’m not sure what the certificate refers to, and the "Continue" CTA doesn’t give much info about what the user should do next. I’d recommend checking out our Empty States: Basics and Best Practices lesson for some helpful tips on how to refine this submission and make it clearer.
The UI work is decent, and it is rare to see skeuomorphism these days; however, without any real context and just a stand-alone image, this falls flat and does not really help to guide a user. I think more context from your side would help push this further.
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