“Community”
“Courses”
“Calendar”
“Chat”
A closer look at the screenshots
A plain feed screenshot fills the community example.
Course thumbnails and a progress bar appear in the classroom view.
A mostly empty week view makes the calendar grid the main subject.
A conversation between named staff fills the chat view.
About this app
The official Skool app. Stay connected to your communities on the go. All Skool's features + push notifications. • Community - group discussion with posts and comments • Courses - learn with video and text-based lessons • Calendar - see what community events are happening • Chat - DM anybody in your communities
Headlines in this set
4 screenshots · 4 with a headline
“Community”
The single label identifies the section without describing a specific activity.
“Courses”
The label names the learning section and leaves its structure to the interface.
“Calendar”
The feature label identifies scheduling but gives no particular use case.
“Chat”
The short label names the communication feature directly.
How Social Networking sets are usually built
Most Social Networking apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (77% of sets, 69% of screens).