Protected participation
Built authentication and authorization boundaries around an OLFU student-email experience.
Student platform
A safer way for students to share what helps them learn.
OLFU Academic Hub is an independent student project that brings learning materials and community tools into a focused platform for Our Lady of Fatima University students.

The product
The product combines access control, file workflows, discovery, moderation, and participation features instead of treating resource sharing as a simple download list.
Clear ownership
My work connected the core application boundaries: who can participate, how resources move through the platform, and how useful contributions become visible to the community.
Built authentication and authorization boundaries around an OLFU student-email experience.
Connected uploads, storage, search, previews, and moderation into one discoverable library.
Developed profiles, chatrooms, contribution rewards, and leaderboards around student sharing.
Logical architecture
A high-level view of how a student moves from authenticated access to resource and community participation.
Uploads enter protected storage and become discoverable through the library after the platform’s moderation workflow.
Engineering decisions
Three choices that keep the experience aligned with its users and operational scope.
Access is anchored to student-email authentication so the community has a clear participation boundary.
Storage, preview, search, and moderation are connected so files remain useful after submission.
Profiles, XP, and leaderboards make contribution visible without replacing the platform’s academic purpose.
Product evidence
The published platform presents an end-to-end student resource experience with clear independent-project disclosure and live routes for its library, leaderboard, messages, profiles, and policies.
Technology stack
