Education
with context.
For institutions and course businesses turning a dense catalogue into a clear choice.
What shapes the work
in this sector.
- Public-sector accessibility regulations
- Student data protection and safeguarding
- Accreditation and course information accuracy
- Integration with student record and LMS systems
Education sites carry an unusual amount of content and an unusually consequential decision. Someone is choosing how to spend a year of their life or a significant sum of money, and they are comparing four options in adjacent browser tabs.
The work is therefore mostly structural: making a large catalogue navigable, comparable and honest, then removing friction from the enrolment path.
The problems that
actually recur.
Catalogues are large and repetitive
Hundreds of courses with overlapping content need structure rather than more pages.
Two audiences, one page
Prospective learners and the people funding them want different information.
Accessibility is a legal duty
Public-sector bodies and most institutions are directly regulated on this.
Enrolment is a long journey
Discovery to application spans weeks and multiple devices.
Plays that pay off in education.
- 01Model courses as structured data, not as freeform pages
- 02Enable genuine comparison across cost, duration and outcome
- 03Design saveable, resumable application journeys
- 04Publish outcome data plainly where you have it
- 05Meet WCAG 2.2 AA across the whole learner journey
Education, answered.
Usually. We build a typed integration layer over the record system or LMS so the public site never queries it directly, which keeps enrolment periods from putting load on a system nobody wants to stress.
Model them as structured content with shared fields, then generate consistent pages from that model. Search engines handle this well when each page carries genuinely distinct information; they handle templated near-duplicates poorly.
Membership & subscription sites
Gated content, tiers, renewals and billing logic that behaves the same on month twenty-four.
Web development
Custom, WordPress and Shopify builds for teams who need a site that sells, not just one that exists.
Accessibility (ADA/WCAG)
Audits and remediation that make the product usable for everyone and defensible on paper.
Database design & development
Schemas, queries and migrations that stay fast and honest as the data grows.
Building for education?
Bring us the hard thing. We will bring a point of view, a senior team and a clear next step.