IELTS Only - Learning and Practice Platform
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IELTS Only - The only IELTS learning and practice website you need
IELTS Only - The only IELTS learning and practice website you need
This update is mostly happening behind the scenes, but it is a big one 🔧
IELTS Only’s infrastructure has been rebuilt to make the platform more stable, faster, and easier to scale. It still in progress, I will update soon!
P/S: It took me like 1 hour to draw the painting below! Like if you love it ♥️
The Reading dashboard just got a fresh new look ✨
Tests are now easier to browse with clearer passage filters, useful details at a glance, and quick filtering by progress, source, or question type. I also added custom pixel-art covers to give each passage a bit more personality.
A few small details are still being polished, but the dashboard is now cleaner, faster, and much more fun to use.
I change from Quill into Tiptap for more features and more easy to use! Love it because I can easily modify text like Word/Google Docs instead of using Markdown which is quite hard for low-tech people
This is the hardest part so far, I’m very struggling with this because I need to think what to design to make it simple, so for the low-tech people, they can still easily use it.
0.7.0: Changed the Single and Multiple Choice selection buttons from blue to IELTS Only red.
0.7.1: Added dropdown answer selection directly beside each heading in Matching Headings questions.
0.7.2: Made dropdown answer limits and important instructions bold and easier to notice.
0.7.3: Redesigned Sentence Completion with one flexible text editor instead of separate sentence inputs.
0.7.4: Added automatic blank detection using [] placeholders inside completion-question content.
0.7.5: Limited the answer fields to exactly match the number of [] blanks detected in the text.
0.7.6: Applied the same flexible text-and-placeholder system to Summary, Note, and other completion question types.
0.7.7: Removed unnecessary content containers from question types that do not require 0.7.8: formatted passage content.
0.7.9: Started designing an Excel-like editor for creating custom Table Completion layouts.
0.7.10: Started designing a visual flowchart builder for Flow-chart Completion questions.
0.7.11: Started designing a simple paint-style canvas for Diagram Labelling and Completion questions.
0.7.12: Reviewed the entire Reading Test Creation Portal to improve consistency, clarity, spacing, and usability.
0.7.13: Simplified labels, controls, and workflows so first-time and low-tech users can create questions more easily.
0.7.14: Reduced repetitive inputs and automated as many complicated setup steps as possible.
I researched on Google but cannot found any real IETLS Reading interface. Luckily, on YouTube, IDP has posted the instruction for doing Reading in computer-based system which including the real IELTS Reading interface in the video. So I build side-by-side with that.
0.4.0: Personal Information Update
I build the pages for user to change their information. Moreover, they can also delete their account. The system will delete all the data belong to the UUID of the user to erase all their data.
0.4.1: Statistic Update:
I make the activity grid! The idea to make it from Codeforces, it really motivated to see the activity grid full of colors. And also and activity history so user can see what they have done.
If that email already exists in the database, they will be asked to enter their password. The system then checks the password and logs them in.
If the email does not exist yet, the user will be asked to enter their name and create a password. After that, they will be logged in.
This is my idea for combining login and registration into one simple flow.