Hello, I’m Priyanka More, a UI/UX and visual designer with experience in children’s education, illustration, digital learning, and publishing. I was especially excited about this role because it combines user-centred design with a meaningful educational purpose. Currently, I work as a Children’s Book Experience Designer, Illustrator, and Publishing Lead for the What Should I Do? book series. I have designed three books for children aged four to twelve, created more than 100 illustrations, developed learning activities, and supported publishing on Amazon in both print and Kindle formats. An important part of this work was testing the books with approximately 130 children and gathering feedback from around 20 families. I used classroom sessions, observation, questionnaires, one-on-one conversations, and parent discussions to understand what children enjoyed, where they became confused, and whether activities were too easy or difficult. I revised the books based on this feedback and tested the improved versions again. This taught me how important clear instructions, accessible layouts, visual cues, and age-appropriate interactions are when designing for children and families. I also have experience designing educational websites and digital platforms. For Krishna Kiran, I worked on user flows, wireframes, prototypes, responsive layouts, design systems, and usability testing. By using analytics, heatmaps, and user feedback, we improved navigation and course discovery, and one campaign redesign contributed to a 20 percent increase in sales. I hold a Google UX Design Professional Certificate, a Fine Arts diploma, and an Art Teacher Diploma. My background in teaching and homeopathic medicine has also strengthened my empathy, observation, and ability to understand different users’ needs. What attracts me to Laprea Education is the opportunity to help children build foundational literacy skills through thoughtful and engaging design. I believe my combination of UX design, illustration, educational experience, and direct research with children and families makes me a strong fit for this role. Thank you for considering my application.…Hello, I’m Priyanka More, a UI/UX and visual designer with experience in children’s education, illustration, digital learning, and publishing. I was especially excited about this role because it combines user-centred design with a meaningful educational purpose. Currently, I work as a Children’s Book Experience Designer, Illustrator, and Publishing Lead for the What Should I Do? book series. I have designed three books for children aged four to twelve, created more than 100 illustrations, developed learning activities, and supported publishing on Amazon in both print and Kindle formats. An important part of this work was testing the books with approximately 130 children and gathering feedback from around 20 families. I used classroom sessions, observation, questionnaires, one-on-one conversations, and parent discussions to understand what children enjoyed, where they became confused, and whether activities were too easy or difficult. I revised the books based on this feedback and tested the improved versions again. This taught me how important clear instructions, accessible layouts, visual cues, and age-appropriate interactions are when designing for children and families. I also have experience designing educational websites and digital platforms. For Krishna Kiran, I worked on user flows, wireframes, prototypes, responsive layouts, design systems, and usability testing. By using analytics, heatmaps, and user feedback, we improved navigation and course discovery, and one campaign redesign contributed to a 20 percent increase in sales. I hold a Google UX Design Professional Certificate, a Fine Arts diploma, and an Art Teacher Diploma. My background in teaching and homeopathic medicine has also strengthened my empathy, observation, and ability to understand different users’ needs. What attracts me to Laprea Education is the opportunity to help children build foundational literacy skills through thoughtful and engaging design. I believe my combination of UX design, illustration, educational experience, and direct research with children and families makes me a strong fit for this role. Thank you for considering my application.WWWW…