Make the complex obvious

High School Pathways

Ogden School District’s degree-requirement PDF rebuilt as a living visual roadmap. Parents see credits earned, gaps to close, and the next decision they need to make.

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The decision moment

A parent at the kitchen table trying to answer one question: is my kid on track to graduate, and if not, what is the next move?

The constraint

The answer was locked in a dense, static district PDF — credits and eligibility rules you had to track and interpret by hand, with the binding requirement buried three pages deep.

What shipped

  • Static dashboard that translates a dense policy PDF into a status bar + course timeline
  • No login, no tracking — designed for a parent on a phone at the kitchen table
  • Same lens used in the consulting work: find the moment of decision, surface the constraint, make the next step obvious

What changed

  • The policy PDF became a living visual roadmap — a status bar plus a course timeline.
  • Progress is visible, not inferred; constraints surface early, not after a mistake.
  • Everyone — parent, student, counsellor — reads the same source of truth.
  • No login, no tracking — it loads for a parent on a phone in seconds.

See it

Before: a dense, text-heavy policy PDF
After: a clear digital progress dashboard
After: a visual course roadmap

This is the lens I bring to client work. Find the moment of decision, surface the constraint, make the next step obvious — then ship it in production, evaluated.

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