DIMORDAI
A full EdTech product redesign — design system, 50+ screens, 6 states each, built for a 13-person team to ship
- Category
- EdTech
- Year
- 2026
Background
An EdTech platform that needed to start from zero
DIMORDAI is a learning platform for high-school students and their parents, built by a startup in Armenia. Courses, live lessons, homework, tests, an AI tutor, referrals, and payments — all in one product
When I joined, the product had a design that wasn't working. The co-founder brought in two designers — me and Lina — to rebuild it from scratch
Problem
The old design was too simple to ship. Six developers were waiting on mockups, and there was no design system — every screen required guesswork from the team
The team needed a full redesign. Not prettier screens — a **system** the developers could build from without asking questions on every component
So how do you design 50+ screens without slowing down 6 developers?
Approach
System first, screens second
- **Design system first** — Tailwind-based, Material 3 reference, with specs. Every component documented before a single screen used it
- **States, not just happy paths** — every screen with loading, empty, error, and skeleton states. The dashboard alone had 6 states; the AI assistant had 4 states × desktop and mobile
- **Responsive from day one** — desktop (1440), tablet (768), mobile (375) for every key screen. Breakpoints next to the desktop frame, not in a separate file
- **Two designers, one system** — I worked alongside Lina, splitting screens by area. We reviewed each other's work before anything went to the team
Resultsend
From legacy design to investor-ready product in 8 months
Over 8 months I designed 50+ sections: dashboard with goals and courses, course hub with live lessons and homework in 5 states, AI assistant with subject-specific tutoring, authentication with separate student and parent flows, referral program, statistics, payments, question bank, and a landing page
Design handed off to the frontend team. The startup got into **Yandex's accelerator** and pitched to investors. Sales launch followed — with payment integration already in progress. The design system became the foundation every developer worked from
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