İP / Five pilot briefs · make at your own pace
Choose a field. Make a piece of work.
Each brief is a starting point, not a ready-made answer. Finish it with your own decisions and at your own pace.
5 results
Where should your first project begin?
Accessible event registration front end
Build a small registration interface for a fictional student club event. Focus on clear feedback, keyboard flow, and an accessible first step without building a backend.
Redesign a campus library desk-booking flow
Redesign a study-desk reservation flow for a fictional campus library. Make your research assumptions visible rather than presenting them as findings from real users.
A one-week plan for a reusable notebook brand
Plan one week of fictional promotion for a reusable notebook brand. Set hypothetical goals and a measurement plan without claiming a real budget, campaign, or result.
A daily-demand story from synthetic bike-rental data
Create a small synthetic dataset and tell a careful story about daily bike-rental demand. Separate observations from assumptions and limitations instead of presenting a causal or market claim.
A clear notice package for a campus repair workshop
Create a plain-language announcement package for a fictional campus repair workshop. Make the place and date clearly hypothetical, and give readers enough structure to understand the invitation without using real contact details.
Concept work / not real client work. Completing this does not mean you are hired or certified.