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hi all.....
i need help and quickly plz about my final year graduation project in the faculty of computer science......i need to collect alot of suggestions and ideas about the project....... i hope it to be about mobile or/and web apps........plz reply me as quick as any one could.....thanks all

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A few practical points to help turn the "need ideas" post into a solid, finishable graduation project. asked for quick suggestions; the short answers from and are fine as brainstorming starters, and is right to urge narrowing your focus first. Before picking a topic, pick a user and a measurable problem they actually have — that makes judging and grading straightforward.

A simple decision framework: (1) pick a real user group (students, shop owners, commuters), (2) state the concrete problem you’ll solve, (3) list a small set of must-have features for an MVP, (4) check feasibility (skills, data, time). Prioritize projects that let you demonstrate both UX work (personas, flows, prototypes, usability tests) and technical delivery (hosted demo, code repo, README). Avoid redoing full marketplaces or feature-heavy systems — examiners prefer depth and polish on a small scope over many unfinished features.

Concrete directions that work well as graduation projects: build an offline-capable progressive web app for a simple service; create a data-visualization dashboard for an open dataset (with filtering and story-driven views); make a browser extension or audit tool that improves accessibility; implement a micro-learning web app with analytics and spaced-repetition; or craft a small IoT dashboard or API-aggregator that solves a local problem. Each of these can be scoped to an MVP, includes UX design tasks, and produces deliverables you can show.

Execution checklist and grading-ready deliverables: one-page proposal + timeline, personas & user stories, wireframes and a clickable prototype, working MVP deployed online, short usability test report (5 users is a useful target), final report and a 3–5 minute demo video, and a public code repo with README and setup steps. Keep scope tight, document choices, and record a concise demo — that combination impresses assessors more than having many unfinished functions. For a modern mobile-web approach, consider Progressive Web Apps (see MDN) and conduct small usability tests early (NNG explains why testing with five users is effective).

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mobile? mobile phone?

hmmm .. desing games ..

or Online shopping site ..

donno -_- .. all the best anyway .. =')

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then why nt create a wap page and host it..
else if u kno c++ u can create simple mobile game..

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