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WikiQ: admin panel of an online exam platform

  • React
  • Vite
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Context API

WikiQ is an online platform for exams and question banks that covers school levels up to PhD and recruitment exams, with Android and Windows apps. As a frontend developer I contributed to the platform's admin panel: a panel for managing content and internal workflows, with a clean, modern and scalable frontend architecture.

What is the platform?

WikiQ builds and runs online exams and test-question packs. Users can buy packs and exams from the website or the app, take exams and see their results.

Question bank and online exams

The test bank is organised by level and field, from PhD and master's exams to Payame Noor, high school to university entrance, primary school, and general and specialised exams. Online exams are timed, with the number of questions, duration and capacity set for each.

Mobile and desktop app

In the app users take exams online or offline, and afterwards see their total score, per-course results and a detailed answer key. More than 2,247 fields with search, suggested packs based on past purchases and monthly subscriptions per field are available.

Users create packs and exams

Users can upload questions as Excel files, images, video or audio, create a test pack and earn part of its sales. They can also run their own online exams.

My role: the admin panel

My contribution was the frontend of the platform's admin panel: an interface for managing content and internal workflows built with React, Vite, Tailwind CSS and Context API, connected to the platform's API. The images below are from the WikiQ app and show the product this panel supports.

App screenshots

My experience and contribution

  • Scalable frontend architecture with Vite and Context API
  • Clean, fast UI design with Tailwind CSS
  • Working with the product team to manage internal workflows
WikiQ websiteWikiQ app