Web platform

Aesthetex Academy

A site that sells the standard it teaches

Training academy · Lichfield, Staffordshire

L4–7
regulated ProQual diplomas, properly presented
CPD
accredited short courses, bookable online
Days
from brief to live — not months

The story

Aesthetex Academy trains aesthetics practitioners in Lichfield — hands-on courses from foundation level through to regulated ProQual Level 4–7 diplomas.

We rebuilt their platform end to end: an editorial site that carries the academy's standard, a full course catalogue with real pricing, enquiry and booking flows, and the admin behind it. Small cohorts deserve a site that doesn't look mass-produced.

  • Web platform
  • Course catalogue
  • Enrolment

What we built

Editorial academy site
Design that carries the academy's teaching standard — confident type, real photography, no clip-art clinic clichés.
Course catalogue
Every course from foundation through ProQual Level 4–7 with genuine pricing, entry requirements and outcomes — the questions a practitioner actually asks before enrolling.
Enquiry & booking flows
Book-a-call and course enquiry flows that land in the academy's admin, not a generic contact inbox.
Certificates & admin
The platform behind the site issues course certificates and manages learners — one system from first click to qualification.

Websites for training providers and academies

A training academy sells trust before it sells a course. Prospective students compare accreditation, faculty and price across a dozen tabs — so the site's job is to answer the hard questions plainly: which qualifications are regulated, what each course costs, and what you leave with.

Aesthetex Academy's catalogue does that for every course, from CPD-accredited foundation days to ProQual Level 4–7 diplomas. Clear structure also happens to be exactly what search engines reward: one page per course, honest headings, no fluff.

From legacy build to owned platform

The academy came to us on a prototype platform that couldn't grow. We migrated the whole thing — content, courses, learners — onto a stack the business owns, with the admin, certificates and enquiry pipeline in one place. Migration to live took days, not a term.