Teachers here basically have two choices: use the government system, which can be a real pain in the ass, or pay for a private system that's often overkill and stupidly expensive. Neither felt right. So we decided to build the middle option. :P Mosbat 20 is made with individual teachers in mind—simple, practical, and focused on the tools they actually need, without all the unnecessary complexity.
Hello! I’m Amir Ali Noori, the backend developer and a semi-UI designer for the Mosbat 20 project.
I just wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who helped ReznoTeams build this product to the point where we can finally launch it!
**Thanks to:**
@enricotartarotti — Your amazing YouTube videos taught us how to make a service *feel* good. (At the time of writing this... it doesn't really look or feel good 😭) But seriously, you taught us a lot of tricks and principles that helped us understand how to make a better product.
**Our teacher** (I won't say his name) — You gave us the idea in the first place, helped us decide what to do, guided us when we were stuck, and were there when things went south. We couldn't have gotten this far without you.
**Our parents** — To me and the other guys' parents: thank you for supporting us, driving us to school so we could code, waiting patiently for us, and sacrificing your own time for ours. We really appreciate it.
@KoleJain and @uxpeak — Thank you for helping us understand UI principles, design tips, and how we could make our UI better.
And finally...
@NeurixTech — Thank you for teaching us how hackers can attack websites and, more importantly, what we can do to prevent them.
To everyone who helped us along the way:
**Thank you. ❤️**
This project wouldn't be where it is today without you.