How should a large course catalogue be organised?
Start with how learners choose: topic, level or age group. Show essential differences on course cards and place the full details on dedicated pages.
EGGDJ / LEARNING & COURSES
This fictional learning brand concept combines approachable colour with organised information. Learners and parents can compare levels, audiences, schedules and course content before choosing an enquiry or enrolment route.
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01 / WEBSITE ESSENTIALS
Each industry has different content and enquiry needs. These are the decisions worth making before designing your website.
Use a consistent structure for audiences, prerequisites, content and class arrangements. Choose categories that match how people actually select a course rather than adding unnecessary filters.
Make fees, materials, class format and cancellation or rescheduling arrangements easy to find. Collect only what the current step requires and distinguish enquiries from confirmed enrolments.
Assign owners for schedules, tutor profiles and course information. Clearly label completed courses or move them into an archive with a route to current options.
02 / QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Start with how learners choose: topic, level or age group. Show essential differences on course cards and place the full details on dedicated pages.
Payment can be planned around the enrolment process, including capacity, confirmation, receipts and refunds. This concept demonstrates the design and does not take payments or real enrolments.
Do not leave old dates looking bookable. Mark a course as completed and link to a new session or related option; review existing links if a page is removed.
DESIGN IN CONTEXT / LITTLE STEPS LEARNING
Fictional brands · AI imagery · Not client projects
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Information is spread across pages with unclear service and enquiry routes
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