20 website concepts

Education and training website examples.

People choosing a course, a school or a credential are spending time they may not have and money they cannot waste. They want to know when it starts, how many hours it takes, what it costs in full and whether there is still room. A homepage that answers those first lets them plan around a job and a family.

These are homepage concepts for fictional schools and training providers, designed by INSIDEA's team as examples. They cover coding bootcamps, leadership training, business coaching, online courses, certification bodies, colleges, corporate e-learning and trade schools. Some speak to learners; others speak to the HR teams and managers who buy training for a whole crew.

What these homepages put first

The next start, with seats left

Many learners still have a job, so these homepages lead with the next start date, the schedule and how many seats or booths are still open in that class.

See it in Beadline Welding Institute, Highcab CDL Academy and Pigmentry School.

The full cost, line by line

Career changers will not apply on a vague price. The first screen spells out the whole cost, the fees and how the payments fall, often next to the hours the program takes.

See it in Forkline, Yarrowdale Community College and Coilworth Technical Institute.

A tracker of what is done

For applicants, credential holders and HR teams, the hero is a progress board. It shows what is finished, what is still missing and the deadline it all has to meet.

See it in Oxbriar Learning, Wattcrest Energy Credentials and Gessohaus School of Art and Design.