The European Accessibility Act and UK businesses
Since June 2025, e-commerce sold into the EU must be accessible, and UK sellers are in scope. What it requires, the 2030 catch, and what to do first.
Education & Training
Websites that enrol more students and parents.
Whether you run a school, college, or training business, we build welcoming sites that inform and convert enquiries into enrolments.
The challenges
What holds education & training back online.
01
Hard to find info
Clear navigation helps parents and students find courses fast.
02
Low enquiries
Prominent enrol/enquire CTAs lift conversions.
03
Lots of content
A CMS lets you update courses and news yourself.
How we help
What we deliver for you.
A fast, mobile-first website that turns visitors into enquiries
Clear calls-to-action and lead-capture forms that actually convert
Local SEO so the right customers find you on Google
Honest reporting so you can see what's working
Explore our web development and digital marketing services, or get in touch.
FAQ
Education & Training — common questions.
Can we update courses ourselves?+
Yes — we build on a CMS so your team can manage content easily.
Can students enquire or apply online?+
We add enquiry and application forms tailored to your process.
From the blog
Reading for education & training.
Accessible websites: the business case, not just the legal one
Accessibility gets framed as compliance. It is really about not turning away customers who want to buy from you — and the fixes are smaller than you think.
Your rankings held and your traffic fell. That's AI Overviews.
Same positions, fewer clicks? Nothing broke — Google started answering the question itself. What changed, how to confirm it, and what to do next.
Let's work together
Ready to grow your education & training business?
Book a free 30-minute call. We'll listen, give you honest advice, and get you a clear quote within 24 hours.
What you get from the call
Free- 01Honest, practical advice
- 02A clear fixed-price quote
- 03A realistic timeline
- 04No pressure, no jargon