While I haven’t formally tested a product before, I did design an app in Grade 10, which gave me hands-on experience with thinking like a user. Through research and iteration, I learned that simplicity is key. What worked was focusing on a clean, easy-to-use design that encouraged people to actually engage with the app. What didn’t work were overly complex features that required extra explanation. I realised a good product should feel intuitive, well-organised, and usable without needing tutorials to understand it.

I’m very confident jumping into Discord chats and sharing feedback. I believe constructive criticism and honest reviews are essential for improvement, and open discussions usually lead to better ideas, better tools, and better results for everyone involved.

I want to be a StudyFetch beta tester because I genuinely want to help other students. Being part of the testing process lets me give real feedback, help improve the tools, and make studying more effective and accessible for people who need it.