HTML UIs for studying. Audio learning notes paired with script notes, designed to help crash-learn topics before exams.
The problem
Crash-learning before an exam is its own mode. You're not reading deeply, you're trying to get a topic into your head fast, and switching between listening and reading kills the momentum. Audio alone is hard to skim, text alone is slow to absorb. The two work better side by side, but most study tools make you pick one.
What I built
HTML study UIs that pair audio learning notes with their script notes. You listen and follow along on the same screen, which is built around the moment you're cramming a topic right before an exam rather than studying it slowly over weeks.
How it works
Built in HTML, with audio playback sitting next to the written script of the same notes. Keeping it to plain HTML means it loads fast and stays out of the way, which matters when the whole point is speed. The audio and the script are designed to be consumed together, not separately.
Outcome
Live. It does what it was scoped for: a fast, focused way to crash-learn a topic with audio and text together. A study UI like this has no usage metric worth quoting. It's a working build that serves the cramming use case it was designed around.