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Help explain difficult terms
Similar road terms were hard to tell apart. I added explanations and a visual glossary to help learners understand the difference.
Drivo TestHelping learners understand
the rules of the road.
I researched, designed and built a free app to help learners in Spain understand driving theory and practise difficult questions again.
From a learner need
to a product in their pocket
to a product in their pocket
A place to practise,
understand,
and come back to.
The tools helped people take tests.
I wanted to help them learn.
Practice tests helped people test themselves, not understand the rules. Learner interviews and early testing pointed to three needs.
10minutes to practise
Work in short sessions
Learners studied in short breaks. I offered flexible practice alongside full mock exams, so they could choose what fit their time.
AnswerReflect ↓Review
Bring difficult questions back
A lucky guess can hide a gap. I added a way to save doubts and bring those questions back into review.
The decisions,
shown in the app.
Decision 01
Help learners understand the answer.
Learners could recognise an answer without knowing why it was right. I added immediate explanations and a visual glossary to help them connect each answer to a rule.
Try a question
One question at a time, with clear answer choices.
See why it was wrong
Feedback explains the rule after an answer.
Look up a road term
Pictures and short definitions make unfamiliar terms easier to explore.
Decision 02
Make the next step easy to find.
A short study break and a full mock exam need different kinds of support. I separated the modes so learners could choose between learning with feedback, testing themselves and looking up a topic.
Choose how to study
Practice gives feedback. Mock exams offer 30 questions without hints.
Explore a topic
Search and filters help learners find the questions they want to understand.
Decision 03
Bring doubts back into practice.
A correct answer can still be a guess. I added “Unsure” so learners could save that doubt. Answer history helps bring difficult questions back, with the aim of closing gaps that scores alone can miss.
Save a doubt
“Marked for review” confirms that a question has been saved.
Flag a problem
Learners can report unclear wording, an answer or an explanation that needs checking.
Review uses answer history to bring difficult questions back. I still need to test whether it helps learners remember more over time.
From design decisions
to a working product.
I used AI as a coding partner to turn my design decisions into a working app. I built the web version first, then adapted it for iPhone.
Built, launched.
Now learning from use.
Next I’ll test whether learners understand the rules, build a study habit and remember what they learn. These are planned measures, not results.