Mentorfeed
A platform connecting mentees and mentors through articles, videos, and seminars, featuring video conferencing, e-commerce functionality, and a paid subscription model.
Wireframes: Mapping the Platform Before Visual Design
Before any visual design was applied, the full information architecture and content hierarchy were mapped out as low-fidelity wireframes. The landing page structure, video header layout, and resource discovery pages were all resolved at wireframe stage first.
This phase established category navigation (Career, Business, Lifestyle, Money), the content feed structure, article listing patterns, and sidebar filtering logic before colour, imagery, or typography were introduced. Wireframes kept decisions fast and stakeholder feedback focused on structure, not aesthetics.
Mentor Content and Resource Discovery
The mentorship experience centred on a content feed built around video, articles, and professional development resources. The visual design carried the platform's brand through a strong editorial header treatment with embedded video and a mentor profile page that puts the presenter front and centre.
The resource grid on tablet gave users a fast, scannable way to filter templates and downloadable content across categories, keeping the discovery experience consistent between desktop and smaller screens.
Shop and Product Access
A storefront gave Mentorfeed a commerce path for merchandise, books, and physical products alongside its digital content. The shop was designed to sit naturally within the platform rather than feeling like a separate channel.
Product cards carry real pricing and imagery, keeping the experience grounded in value rather than abstraction.
Subscription Plans and Billing
Two screens resolved the account side of the platform: a Billing view surfacing invoice history and subscription status, and a Subscribe view presenting plan tiers in a clean side-by-side layout.
The dual-screen approach was intentional — both billing and plan selection are decisions that benefit from calm, uncluttered context rather than being buried in account settings.
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