With the progress of web applications and growing user expectations, eDidaktikum reached the point when it has to catch up with contemporary web application standards like Single-page Applications (SPA), Progressive Web Apps (PWA), cloud-based hosting and deployment, security, accessibility, and performance optimization. By adopting these standards, eDidaktikum can improve the user experience, increase performance, enhance security, and reduce maintenance costs. Additionally, modernizing eDidaktikum with contemporary web application standards can help the platform stay competitive in a rapidly evolving online learning market.

We decided to start from scratch as it was the most cost-efficient decision. eDidaktikum 1 is therefore guideline for eDidaktikum 2 as users are expecting certain behaviours and consistency in terms of functionality and also UX/UI decisions.

eDidaktikum 2 is currently under extensive development and I am again the lead developer and one of the product designers of this application.

Below are my wireframes that propose a visual solution for the Groups index view and the Groups show view.

Tech-wise the stack chosen is Laravel, Vue with TypeScript, Tailwind, and Inertia because of the ease of use and the fact that it is a modern stack that is easy to maintain and extend.