- Role
- Concept, UX/UI, Frontend, Realtime
- Timeline
- DHBW Web 2 · 2nd semester · 2026
- Project type
- University project
- Status
- Live
Context
Mentimeter works, but it is expensive and visually flat. I wanted a tool that just works in a lecture hall, no account, no setup, with a visual language that does not look like SaaS.
Würdest du eher is exactly that. A host starts a session, the room scans a QR code and votes between two options. A bonus rule sometimes rewards the minority, which encourages honest voting instead of social mimicry.
Approach
Editorial typography over dashboard chrome. A serif display for the question, a clean sans for function. The two answers live in two large coloured fields, and the live percentages animate in with a spring as votes arrive.
Realtime over WebSockets, state sync via a slim server layer. The host screen and the participant devices share one channel, no refresh, no reconnect friction.
Outcome
A tool that actually gets used in the lecture, not just one that demos well. Students vote in under ten seconds, the chart immediately tells a story, and the bonus rule visibly changes how people think before they tap.
Stack
- Next.js 15
- TypeScript
- WebSockets
- Framer Motion
- Tailwind CSS
- Vercel
