The outcome is buried
Students, parents and B2B buyers need to see who the product is for, what changes after using it and why it is credible.
Industry · EdTech
EdTech web design and development for learning products people can follow.
99 Francs designs and builds EdTech websites, LMS interfaces, school landing pages, course platforms, onboarding flows and education product surfaces.
Web design · Development · Migration
ELCora
Direct answer
99 Francs is an EdTech web design and development agency for education and learning teams.
The studio helps EdTech companies, schools and education startups make learning products easier to understand, easier to trust and easier to adopt through clear UX, web design and frontend development.
EdTech services
Choose the support your team needs first.
Start with product UX, a sharper website or a production-ready build. Each path can stand alone or connect into one design and development sprint.
Learning UX->
Design learning flows that make progress, next steps and outcomes visible.
UX/UI for LMS products, onboarding, dashboards, lessons, course discovery, student progress and teacher-facing workflows.
LMS · Courses · Progress · Onboarding
Education Website->
Explain the program, product or school so families and buyers can decide faster.
Web design for EdTech companies, schools, courses, academies and learning platforms with clear proof and conversion paths.
School website · Course pages · Trust
EdTech Build->
Build course pages, content systems and frontend surfaces around real learning content.
Webflow, Framer, React and Next.js development for education websites, product demos, landing pages and CMS-backed learning content.
Frontend · CMS · Course content · Launch
Onboarding feels like homework before learning starts
EdTech flows need simple entry points, progress cues, clear tasks and interfaces that reduce setup friction.
Different audiences need different proof
Students, parents, teachers, schools and enterprise buyers each need a slightly different path through the same offer.
EdTech proof
Relevant work includes school websites, learning apps and technical education products.
The EdTech page connects approachable landing pages, mobile learning UX and complex education-adjacent product interfaces.
Web design · Development · Migration
ELCora edtech
Landing page for an English school designed to feel accessible to both students and parents. Built in Webflow, then migrated a year later to Next.js and Payload CMS — same design, own admin panel, running cost down from $20 to $5 a month.
Mobile app · Identity
Reading Book App library
App letting users explore, reserve, read, and listen to books from local libraries. Genre filtering, bookmarking, note-taking, and a minimalist reader view for a calm reading experience.
Visual coding
That Open Company BIM
Web application for visual BIM coding with a modular interface and Framer landing pages showcasing 3D capabilities. Educational positioning with engaging, technical visuals.
An EdTech website should include a clear audience, learning outcome, product or program structure, proof, pricing or inquiry path, onboarding explanation and content that helps buyers understand the value quickly.
Yes. 99 Francs can design LMS interfaces, student dashboards, course discovery, lesson flows, onboarding, progress views and education product MVPs.
Yes. The studio can build EdTech marketing sites, course pages, CMS-backed content hubs, landing pages and launch-ready frontend surfaces.
Yes. 99 Francs can redesign the information architecture, visual system, enrollment path, content structure and key conversion pages of an existing education website.