Training Website Development

A WordPress Training Website Built Around Your Courses.

We design and build WordPress sites for training providers, with catalogs, registration and checkout planned alongside your LMS instead of added later.

What We Build
  • Project experience on Canvas LMS and Moodle
  • Website, LMS and checkout in one engagement
  • Start with a fixed-scope review
  1. WordPress course siteCatalog & course pagesBrowsing
  2. CheckoutWooCommerce payment confirmedPaid
  3. Learning platformOne account, one enrollmentEnrolled
  4. Learner dashboardSingle sign-on into the courseLearning
Health checks catch anything that slips through.
Overview

A Training Website Is Not a Brochure Site

A training provider's website has to do more than describe the business. It has to present a catalog that changes often, explain prerequisites and formats, take registrations and payments, and hand learners over to a learning platform. When those jobs are treated as a design project only, the operational problems show up after launch.

KeyStone builds WordPress training websites with the operations in mind from the first planning session. We decide early where course information lives, how learners register, how they pay and how they reach the LMS, so the site supports your team instead of creating extra admin.

Planning Before Design

We begin with how your training business actually runs: which courses you sell, how often schedules change, who your learners are, and whether they buy individually or through an employer. Those answers shape the site structure more than any visual preference.

We also decide early whether your LMS runs inside WordPress as a plugin or as a separate platform. That choice affects hosting, accounts, checkout and support, and it is far cheaper to settle before a build than to change afterwards.

  • Course and audience mapping
  • LMS approach decision
  • Registration and payment model
  • Content ownership and editing needs

Catalogs Your Team Can Maintain

Course pages are the most frequently edited part of a training site. We build them as structured content, with consistent fields for dates, duration, format, price and prerequisites, so staff can add or update a course without breaking layouts or hiring a developer.

Where your LMS can supply course information, we look at whether the website should read from it, so a change in one place appears in both. Filtering and search help learners find the right course quickly when the catalog grows.

Registration, Checkout and Handoff to the LMS

The build includes the full path from registration to training access. Depending on your model, that may be a WooCommerce checkout, an enquiry form for corporate bookings, or an employer-sponsored registration flow.

We plan the handoff to your learning platform at the same time, covering account creation, enrollment and sign-on where the platform supports it. The result is one journey for the learner rather than a website and an LMS that happen to link to each other.

Speed, Accessibility and Maintainability

Training sites often slow down because of heavy page builders and stacked plugins. We keep the plugin list short, choose well-maintained components and optimize images and caching, while making sure logged-in learner pages are not served stale content.

New components we build target WCAG 2.2 AA, which matters for public-sector, healthcare and university audiences. After launch, the site can move straight into a support plan so updates and fixes continue on a schedule.

Scope

Build Scope

What we deliver

    What we confirm first

      How it works

      From Plan to Launch

      Each stage ends with something you can review and approve.

      1. Discovery and structure

        We map courses, audiences and workflows and agree the site structure and LMS approach.

        You receive

        • Sitemap
        • Workflow map
        • Written scope

      2. Design and build

        We build the site in staging with structured course content and the registration and checkout flows.

        You receive

        • Staging site
        • Editable course templates

      3. Test and launch

        We test the full learner journey, performance and accessibility, then launch and hand over.

        You receive

        • Test results
        • Launch and handover notes
      Experience

      Learner-Facing Platform Experience

      Our admissions and student portal work for an education provider, delivered on Canvas rather than WordPress, shows how we design journeys that span several systems.

      • Axon Education

        Canvas LMSLTICRM

        Context
        An education provider running admissions and student records alongside its LMS.
        Challenge
        Applications, documents and status updates lived in scattered forms, inboxes and spreadsheets, with no single view for admins or applicants.
        What we implemented
        A standalone LTI application covering the admissions lifecycle — guided application form, admin review console, program management, user roles and a student portal — plus learner-portal, Canvas LMS and CRM integration work and ongoing platform support.
        Read the case study
      FAQ

      Training Website Questions

      Something we haven't covered? The assistant answers from this page and can book you a call.

      Can you redesign our site without moving our LMS?

      Yes. We plan the new site around your existing platform and keep accounts and enrollments working through the transition.

      Should our LMS run inside WordPress or separately?

      It depends on your learner numbers, reporting needs and compliance requirements. We walk through the trade-offs with you during discovery.

      Will our staff be able to edit course pages?

      That is a core goal. Course pages are built from structured fields so staff can update them without touching layouts.

      Do you write the website content?

      We provide structure and guidance, and can edit what you supply. Course content and subject expertise stay with your team.

      What happens after launch?

      You can manage the site yourselves or move into a managed support plan that covers updates, monitoring and fixes.

      Get started

      Plan Your Training Website

      Tell us about your courses, learners and current platform, and we'll suggest how to approach the build.

      1. Tell the assistant what you needYour website, your LMS and what's getting in the way. Ask it anything about the service first if you like.
      2. Confirm your work emailA one-time code proves the address. Never share passwords or LMS admin logins in chat — access is arranged after we talk.
      3. Pick a timeChoose a slot for your consultation. A senior engineer looks at your setup before the call.
      KeyStone IntelligenceReplies straight away

      Hi — I can help with Training Website Development. What's happening with your website and LMS?

      Orders complete in WooCommerce, but some learners never get access to the course.

      That's usually the hand-off between checkout and enrollment. Let's book a consultation — I'll just need your name and work email.

      Example conversation

      The team follows up within two business days.

      Build a Site That Supports How You Train.

      Start with a planning conversation about your courses, learners and LMS, and get a scope that covers the whole journey.

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