Case study

Learning management core

Cohort-based courses, progress analytics, and assessments with accessibility baked in—not bolted on after launch.

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Overview

Learning management core

Scope, timeline, and context—how the work was framed before a single sprint shipped.

A learning product where managers assign tracks, learners resume on any device, and HR sees completion without spreadsheet gymnastics.

Organization

Meridian Ops

Duration

6 months

Project type

Corporate learning platform

Role

EdTech platform

Case study

How we got there

From constraint to release: the problem, the approach, the build, and what changed after go-live.

The problem

Legacy LMS felt sluggish; completion data was untrustworthy; mobile learners abandoned halfway through modules.

The approach

We rebuilt the learner path with chunked lessons, offline-friendly video, and server-driven progress sync.

The solution

Assignments, due dates, and certificates live in one flow—with WCAG 2.1 AA patterns across components.

Product views

Learning management core

Interface moments that show hierarchy, density, and polish—the same bar we bring to stakeholder reviews.

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Course catalog with progress rings.
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Manager analytics dashboard.

Results

The result

Outcomes we optimize for: less manual work, faster decisions, and software that stays trustworthy in production.

Completion rates multiplied, time-on-task increased, and HR stopped reconciling three exports every Monday.

Completion rate

3.2×

Vs. previous LMS

Mobile learners

64%

Share of sessions

WCAG issues

0

Critical in audit

Next step

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