Audit the VAll Platform

Use VAll like a real user and tell us what's working, what's broken, and what's missing. Be honest and specific. The team will read your audit and use it to decide what to fix next.

1. Spend 60–90 minutes on VAll. Explore everything — sign up, browse quests, try to complete one, look at internships, check any other features you can find. 2. Write your audit under three headings: • What's working — what genuinely adds value. Be specific. • What's broken or confusing — what made you stop, hesitate, or give up. Say exactly where it happened. • What's missing — things you looked for and couldn't find. 3. End with one priority recommendation — the single change that would make the biggest difference for a new student, and one sentence on why. 4. Minimum 400 words. No need to be formal — just be clear. 5. What to Submit? Structured document (Google Doc, PDF, or Word). Name + college + year at the top.

Give the VAll product team an honest first-person audit so they can prioritise what to fix, what to keep, and what to build next.