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Studying with Dokami can be an efficient way to learn a new language. Mobile devices have effectively transformed the way we learn things, and Dokami only further guides the user using this medium of studying. Dokami can be considered an assistant, networker, and teacher when it comes to learning a new language, while being conveniently portable and always within hand's reach.

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Built within the interface of Dokami is the ability to attach one's social media outlets to the language learning app. See what languages your Facebook friends are learning, and invite them to share notes and learn a language together!

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One can find other users on Dokami, add them to become their acquaintance, and exchange languages with them. Teach someone English (or any other language you know) while they, in turn, teach you to speak their native language! This feature will include text messaging, message translations, and calling capabilities.

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Dokami will also feature group boards where people learning a similar language can communicate with one another and add each to share notes!

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Dokami analyzes the notes you take and provides quizzes collated to reinforce learned language material.

Features within the quiz sector of Dokami include:

Saved results for completed quizzes

Recommendations for what material should be further studied

Customizable difficulty and quiz length

Quizzes can be further geared to study specific things like verbs, nouns, food items, adjectives, and more!

These quizzes can be set to be taken daily, weekly, or at any time interval to help you efficiently self-study!

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A language object in Dokami consists of various smaller class objects. Such classes may include a foreign word, phrase, sentence, pronunciation, or perhaps numbers in another language. Each of these separate classes contain variables within them; for example, a foreign language class object may have the following structure:

Foreign Language
*Foreign word class
- Foreign word string
- Translation of the word to one's native
language
- Example of the word in a sentence
- Picture of word (if applicable)
- Pronunciation of the word
- Option to share one's foreign language notes publicly

Each word class would further be organized into separate categories depending on the type of word (verb, noun, proposition, etc.), which can then easily be accessed by selecting whichever category you wish to view. Dokami will also have the ability to filter and search for specific words to help the user quickly find the word they wish to study.

This is an integral class that would make up most of the language-learning portion of Dokami.

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Instant organization of notes so you can focus solely on learning.

Personalized, auto-generated quizzes and tests to solidify the material you learned.

Unobtrusive and user-friendly interface free of clutter to facilitate a neat learning environment.

Support for multiple languages to guide you on the quest to multilingualism.

Ability to publish your notes publicly or use those of others who have shared their notes.

A robust community of individuals looking to expand their language canvas.

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Learn another language your way.

Dokami is an intuitive note app that revolves at providing a personalized experience in language learning.

Learning with Dokami goes as follows:

Take notes regarding words, phrases, or sentences, or even pronunciations you learn in another language.

Dokami takes these and organizes them to aide in self-studying.

Quizzes, tests, and daily reminders are also provided by Dokami to help you perfect your desired language!

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The interface of Dokami is to be designed to appear both organized and sleek, keeping user-friendliness and ease of use as a top priority

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What is User Interface Design? (n.d.). The Interaction Design Foundation. Retrieved December 16, 2020, from https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/topics/ui-design

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What is User Interface Design? (n.d.). The Interaction Design Foundation. Retrieved December 16, 2020, from https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/topics/ui-design