Edtech

Edtech Web Development

We build learning platforms that hold up when a whole cohort logs in at once.

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Load tested at peakAccessible by defaultSenior engineers only
Why it matters

Cohorts Arrive At Once

A learning platform sees a term of traffic in its first hour. Average-load architecture buckles exactly when students are judging you.

Rebuilding under that pressure costs more than building for it, and the first impression has already been spent.

Students using laptops during an online learning session in a classroom
The real risk

Renewals Turn On Uptime

An outage during onboarding week is remembered for the whole contract. Institutions renew on reliability long before they renew on features.

Procurement asks about uptime first, and one bad term is enough to lose a renewal you had already earned.

What we build

Platforms For Term Time

Engineering that holds under real cohort load.

LMS Builds

Course delivery, progress tracking and assessment built around your curriculum rather than a template.

Student Portals

One login for enrolment, materials, grades and support, so students stop emailing to ask.

Integrations

Student records, payment and video tools connected so data stays in step without manual entry.

Load Engineering

Architecture tested against peak enrolment traffic before term starts, rather than after it breaks.

Accessibility

Conformance built in from the first component, because procurement will check it before signing.

Ongoing Support

A senior team on call through term start, with response times agreed in writing up front.

Peak-tested
architecture proven against full cohort enrolment traffic
WCAG 2.2
accessibility conformance built in before procurement review
Senior only
engineers on your build, with no quiet handover to juniors
The payoff

Ready Before Term

Platforms we ship reach term start already load tested, so the first week stays uneventful for everyone involved.

That reliability is what institutions cite at renewal, and what your team can point to in the next tender.

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Built For Enrolment Peaks

We size the architecture against your real enrolment curve rather than an average month, because the average month is never the one that breaks it.

That means the first hour of term behaves like any other hour, even when every student on the roll signs in at once.

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Load modelled on real enrolment

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Autoscaling proven before term

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Database tuned for burst reads

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Failover tested, not assumed

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Accessibility Before Procurement

Institutions audit accessibility before they sign anything, and retrofitting conformance late is by far the most expensive way to arrive at the same place.

We build to WCAG from the first component, so the accessibility audit becomes a formality rather than a late and expensive scramble.

WCAG 2.2 AA as the baseline

Keyboard and screen reader tested

Contrast checked during design

Audit evidence you can hand over

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Integrations That Stay In Step

Student records, payments and video live in separate systems, and manual re-entry is where the errors begin.

We connect them properly, so a change made in one system is correct everywhere else without anyone rekeying it by hand.

  • ✓Student record synchronisation
  • ✓Payment and invoicing connected
  • ✓Video and conferencing tools
  • ✓Retries when a system is down
Why us

Engineers Who Ship Edtech

We have built platforms carrying live cohorts, so the failure modes are familiar to us before they ever happen to you.

You keep the same senior people from scoping through term start, which is where most agency builds quietly change hands.

Software developer writing code on a computer screen

Load tested first

Proven at peak before term begins.

Accessible by default

Conformance built in, not retrofitted.

One senior team

No handover to juniors midway.

Documented handover

Your team can run it without us.

What our clients say

216 pages live on one visual system, four content types each with its own template. We can publish at scale without the site turning into a pile that gets harder to search every month.
TahaEngineered With AIAI and automation
Four segments, each with its own route and copy, on one brand and one hiring process. 167 pages that still sort buyers at the first click.
OusmanHiring FromOffshore staffing
An open-ended service business became two priced tiers on the page. Publishing the price filters the enquiries before they reach a human, which is worth more than the few it loses.
MikaelaPresseoWeb design and SEO
Common questions

Questions We Get

How much does edtech web development cost?
Platform builds start at $2,000 a month for ongoing work, and fixed-scope builds are quoted after a scoping call once the enrolment curve and integrations are understood.
Can you work with our existing student records system?
Yes. We integrate with the student information system you already run, including roster synchronisation and enrolment updates, rather than asking you to migrate.
How do you handle accessibility requirements?
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA from the first component and hand you the audit evidence, because institutional procurement checks conformance before it signs anything.
What happens if the platform fails during enrolment week?
A senior engineer is on call through term start with response times agreed in writing, and failover is tested before launch rather than assumed to work.
Will our own team be able to maintain it afterwards?
Yes. Everything is documented and handed over properly, so your developers can extend the platform without keeping us on a retainer to make changes.
How long does an edtech platform build take?
Scope decides it, but most edtech builds are planned backwards from a term start date so load testing and accessibility work finish before enrolment opens.

Build It Before Term

Tell us your enrolment curve and we will scope the build around it.

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