Stage-based scanning
Columns answer the first question quickly: where is every opportunity right now?
internship application workspace
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Track every internship move.
InternTrack is a front-end concept for students who need one calm place to manage applications, interview prep, follow-ups, and portfolio tasks.
12
active applications
4
interview steps
2
follow-ups today
May application board
Frontend internship search, Bangkok + remote
2 tasks due today
Applied 5
Junior Frontend Intern
Bangkok product studio
Web Designer Intern
Education platform
Interview 4
Frontend Trainee
Design systems team
HTML CSS Intern
Marketing site team
Follow-up 2
Product UI Internship
Dashboard practice role
Landing Page Intern
Cafe brand studio
pipeline view
Make progress visible.
The board groups applications by decision stage, then uses compact tags to show what matters next: portfolio sent, reply soon, task prep, or email follow-up.
Small status tags
Tags keep the board useful without turning every card into a long note.
Readable on mobile
The dashboard collapses cleanly so a student can check next steps from a phone.
interview kit
Keep prep close to the work.
The project pairs applications with practical interview prep: case study notes, portfolio checks, follow-up timing, and visible next actions.
Prep notes
Pick two portfolio stories
Prepare PulseBoard for dashboard thinking and DevLaunch for landing-page communication.
Check responsive states
Open each page on desktop and mobile before sharing links with reviewers.
Send clean follow-up
Keep one short email ready with portfolio link, GitHub link, and availability.
Next actions
Today
Polish README screenshots
ready
Thu
Practice 5-minute project walkthrough
prep
Fri
Frontend trainee interview
10:30
full case study
From scattered applications to one calm workflow.
This page is not only a dashboard mockup. It explains the problem, goal, design decisions, practiced skills, and result so a reviewer can understand the thinking behind the interface.
Internship search work gets split across notes, email, calendar, and portfolio tasks.
A student can miss follow-ups or walk into interviews unprepared when application status, prep notes, and portfolio checks live in different places.
Create a fast-scanning workspace for applications, prep, and next actions.
The interface should make progress visible in seconds, keep interviews tied to prep work, and feel simple enough to check from a phone before class or a meeting.
Pipeline first, because status is the main question.
Applied, Interview, and Follow-up lanes create an immediate map of the search. This avoids a heavy spreadsheet feeling while still showing what needs attention.
Prep tools stay beside the board instead of becoming a separate page.
The interview calendar and checklist sit next to applications, so portfolio checks, case-study notes, and follow-up drafts feel connected to real opportunities.
Compact tags carry urgency without adding long copy to every card.
Tags like portfolio sent, reply soon, task prep, and send email keep each application scannable while still giving enough context for the next move.
What I Practiced
InternTrack was built to show product thinking as much as visual polish. The page practices app-style layout, responsive dashboard behavior, and clear UX writing.
Result
The final page gives the portfolio a practical product concept that reviewers can inspect, open from the homepage, and understand without extra explanation.
- Shows a real student workflow instead of a generic dashboard shell.
- Combines status, interview prep, and follow-up tasks in one responsive layout.
- Documents the design reasoning so the project reads like reviewer-ready portfolio work.