Course interface design is how a learner moves through your material. Lesson navigation, progress, dashboards, assessments, certificates and the small feedback moments that make finishing feel achievable. Most drop-off is a design problem rather than a content problem, so we work on where somebody gets lost, what they see when they come back after two weeks away, and how the next step stays obvious.
Course / LMS UI sits under Experience Design, drawing on App & Mobile, SaaS and Responsive Web.
You have good material and completion rates that do not reflect it. Or you are building on a platform whose default interface undersells what you made. This matters most for self-paced courses, where there is no instructor noticing that somebody stopped showing up. If your course runs live in cohorts, the interface matters less than the scheduling.
A series of animated explainers that make hard concepts finally click.
View application →Engaging whiteboard and motion lessons that hold attention and aid recall.
View application →A space for your audience to gather, share and stay invested between launches.
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