What to test
Writing practice, recall challenge, learner switching, records/history, incentive settings, and advanced management controls.
For App Reviewers
This page explains how to navigate ManZi and what each main area is for, so the review flow is easy to understand without guessing. The app is designed for Hong Kong Traditional Chinese learning with writing practice, recall challenges, learner management, records, incentives, and advanced controls.
Writing practice, recall challenge, learner switching, records/history, incentive settings, and advanced management controls.
The app uses a bottom tab layout. Each tab exposes a different part of the learning flow and app controls.
ManZi focuses on Hong Kong Traditional Chinese learning, including writing, recall, OCR-assisted materials, and progress tracking.
The Home screen is the best starting point for review. It gives the overall entry into the app and shows the primary learning surface before you move into deeper features.
The Explore tab is where the reviewer can understand how learners browse available activities and content. It presents the learning-facing discovery surface of the app.
Writing Practice demonstrates the handwriting and character-writing side of ManZi. This is one of the core educational interactions in the app.
Recall Challenge is the memory and retrieval side of the learning system. It lets the reviewer see that ManZi supports more than one kind of practice flow.
The Records tab provides visibility into progress and history. This is useful for understanding how learners and reviewers can look back at completed learning activity.
The Manage area is where reviewer should inspect learner setup and supervision tools. It acts as the main management center of the app.
The Learners tab shows how the app supports individual learner profiles. This is important for reviewer understanding of personalization.
The Incentive tab demonstrates ManZi’s motivation and reward configuration. This helps explain the app’s reinforcement design for continued learning.
The Advanced tab is where reviewer can inspect more sensitive management features, such as higher-level controls and maintenance-oriented options.
After reviewing the screens above, the app’s main structure should be clear: learning begins from Home and Explore, active exercises include Writing Practice and Recall Challenge, Records shows progress, and Manage contains learner and settings tools.