Learn in rhythm.
Cadence is an LMS designed around programmes rather than video libraries. Courses are short and project-based, taught by practitioners, and tracked through a learner dashboard with verified credentials at the end.
- Industry
- Learning Management Platform
- Services
- Web developmentUI/UX design
- Platform
- Web application
- Technology
- Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSStatic prerenderingVercel
What needed solving
Most learning platforms optimise for catalogue size, which leaves learners enrolled in a great deal and finishing very little. The harder problem is keeping momentum: knowing where you are, why the next lesson matters, and what you will have to show at the end.
The objective
Build a platform where progress is visible, programmes are short enough to finish, and completion produces something portfolio-ready rather than a certificate nobody checks.
How we built it
Programmes, not playlists
Short, rigorous courses with defined durations, lesson counts and projects, instead of open-ended video libraries.
Practitioners as instructors
Instructor profiles foreground people teaching the craft they still practise, which is the platform's core credibility argument.
Progress you can see land
A dashboard consolidates pathway position, completion and credentials so momentum is legible at a glance.
Interface detail from Cadence.
What was delivered
A focused, restrained interface built around course cards carrying discipline, level, duration, lesson count and enrolment. Density is kept low so a learner's current position is always the most prominent thing on screen.
The platform delivers a course catalogue across product, engineering, design and analytics with level, duration and lesson counts; instructor profiles; verified credentials that are skill-mapped and portfolio-ready; a learner dashboard tracking pathway and progress; community cohorts; tiered plans for individuals, professionals and teams; and an FAQ.
Course catalogue
Short programmes with discipline, level, duration and lesson count shown up front.
Instructor profiles
Practitioners teaching the craft they currently work in.
Verified certificates
Skill-mapped, portfolio-ready credentials that travel with the learner's name.
Learning dashboard
Pathway position and progress consolidated in one view.
Community cohorts
Learning alongside a group rather than alone.
Tiered plans
Explorer, Pro and Teams pricing for different kinds of learner.
Designed for the device it is opened on
Cadence was built mobile-first, with the same information hierarchy holding from a phone through to a wide desktop screen.
What this project drew on
The same capabilities are available for your own build.
Building something like Cadence?
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