Automation training portal for higher education institutions
Build a single-page web app called the Academy Portal for the "Tines Automation Academy" — an enablement program where higher-education institutions sign up with their .edu email to access automation learning content. The goal is a polished, shareable portal that lets an institution's users log in, browse a course library, and track their organization's progress. Trigger it with a public HTTP route (e.g. /academy) that serves the app directly — it's a browser-facing page, so make it production-grade and visually distinctive. Build it as one React step containing the whole experience: A login / sign-up screen restricted to .edu email domains. A learning library of courses grouped into tracks (Foundations, Intermediate, Advanced, Certifications), modeled after a training-university layout. A dashboard showing organization progress, enrolled users, and completion stats. Bootcamp scheduling and certification tracking. Outbound links to relevant learning resources and each institution's dedicated tenant. Keep the data client-side (mock/in-memory is fine) unless you want to add persistence. If you later need to store sign-ups, enrollments, or progress across sessions, add a persistent store or a database step — or your team's preferred backend. Link out to your own learning-content site, docs, and blog (I used Tines' pages), and swap those for wherever your content lives. Tools used: React (3B react step), public HTTP route, outbound links to hq.tines.io forms and tines.com (login/docs/blog/library)
What this prompt builds
A single-page portal restricted to . edu domains that gives higher-education institutions access to a structured automation training program. Students and faculty can browse courses grouped into learning tracks, track organizational progress, and schedule bootcamps or certifications.
The problem
Higher-education institutions need scalable ways to give students hands-on experience with enterprise automation tools so they graduate with job-ready skills. This workflow delivers a dedicated learning portal restricted to .edu email addresses, where universities can enroll students in a structured automation academy. Students browse courses organized into Foundations, Intermediate, Advanced, and Certification tracks, while administrators track organizational progress, enrollments, and completions across their institution.
Solution and impact
The portal consolidates all learning resources in one shareable, production-grade web app that institutions can deploy immediately. Universities gain visibility into student progress and completion rates, while students access real-world automation training that directly translates to workforce readiness. The .edu restriction ensures the program remains focused on educational institutions, and the modular design lets teams link to their own content libraries, documentation, and certification systems.