The Driving Instructor Progress Tracker is a local-first teaching and student-management app designed around the complete learner-driver journey. It combines structured 0–5 skill assessment, category averages, progression pathways, lesson focus, reflections, lesson history, scheduling, payments, driving tests, student access, referrals and teaching tools into a single student-centred workspace. Rather than behaving like a traditional CRM or admin dashboard, the app should help an instructor answer three questions extremely quickly: Where is this student now? What are we working on next? What has changed since the last lesson? The interface should be minimal, sharp, flat and modern, with neutral colours, restrained accents, strong typography, plenty of whitespace and progressive disclosure so that only the information relevant to the current task is prominent. Mobile should be treated as a core experience rather than a reduced desktop layout, while desktop provides additional space and context without becoming cluttered. The overall feeling should be calm, professional and natural — a tool an instructor can comfortably use every day rather than a dashboard that simply looks impressive.
I'll create a comprehensive Driving Instructor Progress Tracker that puts student progress front and center. The app will be designed around answering those three critical questions quickly, with a clean, professional interface that works beautifully on both mobile and desktop.
The architecture will include a student list sidebar, a detailed student view with skill assessments, recent changes highlighted prominently, lesson planning tools, and local data persistence. I'm using a neutral color palette with a soft slate accent to keep the focus on the data while maintaining a calm, professional atmosphere.
Analyze the following error and fix it:
- Could not load /bits-ui/dist/bits/tabs/index.js (imported by /bits-ui/dist/bits/index.js): Failed to fetch
The error indicates that bits-ui (a dependency of shadcn-svelte) is trying to load a tabs module that's either missing or incorrectly referenced. This typically happens when there's a circular dependency or an incorrect import path. Let me fix this by cleaning up the imports and ensuring all components are properly imported from the correct paths.