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EdTech website design with Webflow

We design and build EdTech marketing websites that show how the learning works, help buyers judge the fit and give your team a manageable CMS. From product pages to demo enquiries, the website supports the next step.

Good learning products need more than a feature list.

Learners, educators and the people buying the software have different questions. We design the public website around the answers they need to decide.

Glasgow School of Art website shown on desktop and mobile, from Hilvy’s published project.
Glasgow School of ArtOngoing Webflow maintenance and site updates.

Show the learning before the sales call.

A feature list rarely shows what a lesson feels like. We shape product pages around your real samples, subjects and audience, so visitors can see whether it fits their needs.

Give new resources a ready-made home.

Courses, guides and customer stories should not each need a new page design. Reusable CMS templates and agreed fields let your team publish within a consistent structure.

Keep trials, demos and sign-in distinct.

Someone exploring the product should not end up at an unexplained login. We make each next step clear and define what a demo enquiry needs to tell your team.

Review one page before you redesign the whole site.

Pick a product or course page. Work through these checks with someone who knows the learning offer and someone who does not.

Leave with: A page brief with the missing content, next steps and a named owner.

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A feel for our work.

A look at the websites we design and build.

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EdTech website questions.

Is this for EdTech product companies or education institutions?

This page is for teams marketing a learning product or platform: product explanation, audience pages, resources, trials and demos. Education institutions have different admissions and publishing needs; our education website page covers that brief.

Will you replace or build our learning platform?

A marketing website does not need to replace your LMS. Learner accounts, assessments, progress, payments and sensitive learner data stay within the existing platform unless a separate product-development scope is agreed. We define the public site’s links and any required integration with your team.

Can our team publish courses and resources itself?

Yes. We can structure public course information, samples and resources in Webflow CMS, with reusable layouts and training based on real publishing tasks. We agree the content types, editing access and review process before building. A public course catalogue is separate from course delivery inside your learning platform.

Can demo enquiries connect to our CRM?

We can scope a connection to the CRM and automation tools your team uses. First we agree the information needed, consent wording, access, field mapping, notifications and what happens if a connection fails.

How do you approach accessibility and learner information?

We include practical checks for headings, keyboard use, labels, contrast and media alternatives in the agreed website scope. Your team owns safeguarding policies, content approval and decisions about personal information. We can also scope a formal accessibility audit.

Can you improve the current site without a full rebuild?

Yes. We can begin with one product journey, a resource template or a publishing problem. For a move to Webflow, we review valuable URLs, content, forms and integrations before planning redirects and release checks. Ongoing maintenance is available as a separate agreed scope.

Show us where the website gets in the way.

Bring a product page, a sample of the learning and the questions your team keeps answering. We’ll work out what the website needs to do next.