EdTech and learning platform design agency

Often yes. Most drop-off happens at predictable points, like the first lesson, the first hard task or the return after a break. Other Land maps where learners stop, designs for those moments with clearer progress, shorter first steps and reminders that bring people back, and then measures completion against the baseline. The learning experience is designed end to end, from enrolment to the certificate, so a fix in one lesson does not create a new gap in the next.

Yes. Other Land designs both sides of the EdTech sale. On the B2B side that has meant checkout for business buyers and an authoring tool for learning materials, and on the B2C side course funnels, payment flows and certificate flows. The two often live in one product, so the same designer keeps the private learner, the company buyer and the admin consistent instead of designing three products that drift apart.

It does when it is badges for their own sake. Other Land uses progress, feedback and momentum that map to real outcomes, like a finished module, a passed test or a certificate a learner can show an employer. The visual language stays adult and calm, close to the tools professionals already use at work, so motivation comes from seeing real progress rather than from points.

Yes. Other Land can refresh the brand and then build the product UI on it, or take your existing brand and turn it into a working design system your developers build from. Doing both with one team keeps the course pages, the checkout and the learning interface looking like one company, which matters most at the moment a learner decides whether to pay.

Other Land works in weekly sprints and charges every four weeks, like a subscription, with a four-week minimum. You choose the setup: an embedded designer on your roadmap, a project sprint for one funnel or release, a UX diagnostic of two to six weeks, or fractional support from 40 hours a month. After the intro call Other Land sends an estimate based on your actual scope, not a generic rate card.

Both. Other Land designs in Figma, builds straight in code, or does both, matched to your team and product. AI speeds up research, prototyping and handoff, and design leadership reviews every screen.

Both. Other Land defines the problem from learner feedback, analytics, stakeholder insights and what competitors do well, then proposes solutions and the order to ship them in. Working from your existing roadmap is one option, and many teams start there. The difference is that every item gets a clear problem and a metric before design starts, so the roadmap shifts toward what moves enrolment and completion.