Education Website Design

Each program gets one clear page covering who it’s for, what students learn, the schedule, the cost and how to apply. Every answer on that page is one less phone call for your staff.

Those pages do the work in search, too. A family looking for “after-school tutoring in Scranton” or “summer music camp” should land on the page for that exact program.

Class schedules, open houses, important dates and events all live in one calendar that stays current as things change.

Calendars can be filtered by program or age group. Events can take registrations directly, which lets families see what’s coming up and sign up without leaving the page.

Inquiry forms, tour requests and online registration or payments connect to the tools your school already uses.

Each form asks only what you need at that stage. Inquiries are routed to the person who can answer them, which matters when a parent has a specific question about their child.

Course platforms are built on WordPress with LearnDash, so your courses, your students and your sales all stay on your own website.

Students get a dashboard that picks up where they left off. You can sell single courses, bundles or memberships, with or without physical products alongside them.

A student who uses a screen reader and a parent who browses with a keyboard both need to find the same class schedule. Readable text, keyboard navigation, captions-ready video and clear headings are part of the build from the start.

Before launch we tab through the menus, forms and calendars ourselves, using the WCAG guidelines as our reference.

Schools change constantly: a new teacher, a revised calendar, a new program. Send the change to us and we post it, or let a staff member handle quick announcements like snow days if you’d rather keep those in-house.

Either way, the layout is built so a routine change can’t break it, and hosting, updates and backups are covered by a maintenance plan.