Retained product · Interactive educational web application
A responsive study application built for college-level anatomy students to review and practise.
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A responsive study application built for college-level anatomy students to review and practise.
Core study actions and progress remain easy to scan and reach on a narrow screen.
Use the arrows, swipe the preview, or press the left and right arrow keys. Slides never advance on their own.
The public case study uses neutral, logged-out material. The live hostname and all private invitation, identity, note, account, and hosted-secret details remain unpublished.
The product needed useful study flows across phones, tablets, and desktops while keeping private personalization and account details out of public examples.
The experience had to support short practice sessions, saved progress, touch controls, older Safari versions, and reduced-motion preferences without exposing private account states.
The product uses approved 3D study resources with visible creator links and retained attribution where required.
I organized the public information and prepared the agreed web-ready visuals so the pages, products, or study tools felt like one coherent experience.
I continued refining startup compatibility, touch layouts, feedback spacing, neutral ordinary-account states, and mobile navigation after launch.
The interface adapts for phone, tablet, desktop, touch, pointer, reduced motion, and older Safari support.
Phone, tablet, desktop, touch and pointer layouts, Safari 15 and later, reduced motion, and neutral logged-out or ordinary-account states.
Anatomy Bug is a retained Fixday product with ongoing maintenance.
The application remains maintained as a separate product. Public Fixday material stays neutral and privacy-safe.
I would start a similar request around the Custom Web Application package, then confirm the exact pages, features, integrations, content, testing, payment plan, and support in writing.
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