Implementing phases for questions, show scores, and counting features

Components

Add and subtraction is an open source app for kids, designed to improve their mathematical skills. The app has a cool and beautiful interface, and I love its simplicity. However, more can be done to make it a little unique. I will emphasize the point counter.

Proposals

First I would like to explain how the tool works,

• It displays a question
• You input your answer, if you are right, it displays a funny /happy emoji.

If otherwise, you see an emoji with a disappointed face

• At the top left side of the app, there is a medal icon. If you get any question right, you get a medal, which is a point. You keep answering till infinity and your point add up as well.
  Now, this is where I'm coming in.
  I would; love to see a breakdown. I.e, let the questions be answered in phases. It can be in three phases.
  Phase 1: This phase will have only 10 questions
  Phase 2: There would be only 20 questions here.
  Phase 3: Here, the user will set how many questions to be answered. So this phase 3 will have 2 options.
• Infinity
• Input
  If the infinity is selected, questions can be answered without it ending (the current implementation)
  If the input is selected, users can input the number of questions to be selected.
  Score: The score is important. If a user gets a question correctly out of 10, there would be a display of the score (8 of 10)

Counting: Since this app is made for kids, implementing this feature will be helpful. I thought of this idea when I remembered how we used to count with a pencil while doing addition and subtraction on paper. Sometimes, we use sticks. This practice can go digital. We can have a small circle before each figures to be added. Since the addition is based on a single figure (0 – 9), the circles will be 9, with all having a fainted look. When any of those circles are clicked, it will pop out a bold, bright colour. These will be the counter for the kids. If for instance, they are to answer the question 5+4, they will touch the circles close to the figure 5 and count from 1-5, then count from 1-4 below. All these bright circles will be counted together by touching them, which will fade back to the fainted position afterwards.

Mock ups

Apps look

Benefits

• Users will be able to select the number of questions they want to answer.
• The score will display the performance in a clear way
• The counting feature will serve as a counter for the kids.
• It will help them to understand the addition quickly. It is the easiest way to teach a kid how to do simple mathematical caiculations.

Thanks.

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