Student Project Showcase

Real projects built by our students during their learning journey at Unitydreamline. Each project represents months of dedicated work, creative problem-solving, and the application of web accessibility principles in practical scenarios.

127 Completed Projects

89% Accessibility Compliant

34 Industry Recognition

Featured Student Work

These projects showcase the diverse range of skills our students develop throughout their studies. From e-commerce platforms to educational tools, each project demonstrates technical proficiency and accessibility awareness.

Excellence Award

Modern e-commerce website interface showing accessible design patterns

AccessiShop E-commerce Platform

Created by Kavita Patel • 6 months development

A fully accessible online marketplace that serves customers with varying abilities. Features voice navigation, high contrast modes, and comprehensive screen reader support. Built during our Advanced Web Development program.

React ARIA WCAG 2.1 Node.js

Learning Dashboard Preview

EduTrack Student Portal

Created by Rohit Sharma • 4 months development

An inclusive learning management system designed for students with diverse learning needs. Includes features like dyslexia-friendly fonts, keyboard navigation, and customizable interface themes.

Vue.js MongoDB CSS Grid PWA

Industry Partner

Healthcare App Interface

MedConnect Patient Portal

Created by Priya Reddy • 5 months development

A healthcare application that prioritizes accessibility for elderly users and people with motor impairments. Features large touch targets, clear navigation, and voice-to-text capabilities for appointment scheduling.

Angular Firebase Material Design WebRTC

Stories Behind the Projects

Each project represents not just technical achievement, but personal growth and real-world impact. Here are stories from students whose projects are making a difference.

Deepika Agarwal

"Working on my financial literacy app taught me that accessibility isn't just about compliance—it's about dignity and inclusion. When my visually impaired uncle could finally manage his banking independently using my app, I knew I had found my purpose."

Deepika's FinanceEasy app is now used by over 500 people with visual impairments across Mumbai and Pune. The project earned recognition from the Reserve Bank of India's digital inclusion initiative and led to an internship offer from a leading fintech company.

Portrait of Deepika Agarwal, a young woman with a confident smile

Arjun Mehta

"Building an accessible job portal seemed impossible at first. But our instructors showed us that with proper planning and user testing, we could create something that works for everyone. The feedback from users with cognitive disabilities completely changed how I approach design."

Arjun's JobConnect platform has helped 150+ people with disabilities find meaningful employment. The project won the 2024 National Student Innovation Award and is being considered for implementation by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.

Portrait of Arjun Mehta, a young man with an enthusiastic expression