Navigation concepts

Clickable design samples for the Interview Presenter. Each concept runs the same Avondale interview flow — Welcome → Programs → Interview Questions → Grading → Rules → Tuition & Aid → Next Steps — so the difference you feel is the navigation, not the content. Click in, step through, and tell us which feel is right. Everything opens in the browser; nothing to install.

Navigation Concepts

3 rounds Newest round first. Your pick drives what we build.

Round 3 — newest

Latest

Five fresh concepts with elevated design and a light/dark toggle.

AgendaBinderCommandDialPresenter

5 conceptsOpen →

Round 2

Prior round

Five concepts exploring different presenter metaphors.

AssistantDeckFilmstripFocusJourney

5 conceptsOpen →

Round 1 — original set

First shared

The four concepts from our first review — the baseline pathway options.

Guided RailStepperTOC DrawerBranch + Pop-outs

4 conceptsOpen →

How It Works

Workflow The recruit-to-enroll flow these concepts support.

Recruit-to-Enroll Workflow

How a prospective student moves from first contact through the interview to enrollment — and where the Interview Presenter fits in that journey.

OverviewOpen →

Projections Modeler

Interactive Explore how reps, spend, and conversion drive enrollment — illustrative.

Enrollment Projections Modeler

Interactive

Adjust field rep count, annual ad spend, and funnel conversion rates to see projected enrollment starts and cost per start. Every number is illustrative — this is a what-if planning tool, not a forecast.

What-if modelOpen →

Illustrative example

300 Field reps

~$50M Ad spend

~14,000 Projected starts

~$3,500 Cost per start

↗ Add 50 reps → ~16,000 starts Open the modeler to pull any lever and see the impact instantly.

What we need from you: click through the concepts and tell us which feel is right — or which mix. That single decision sets the navigation model we build against. The slide content is representative placeholder (real UTI branding, stand-in copy) until the Avondale interview deck is in — once it's here, we swap in the real slides. This is a design sample, not the live app.