Code Canvas
Start with a free session
New students book a free session first. Their level is set from it, so every lesson after fits.
Journey Hall, assembled.
An online English school, built from the first free lesson to the hundredth booked one. Students book a free session and keep a weekly momentum with their own teacher. Teachers run their week from one place, from setting weekly schedules to uploading lesson materials and communicating with students.
- Stack
- Laravel · Livewire · Tailwind · Stripe
online.journeyhall.com
The Spec
The school needed a single platform where a new student could go from curious to booked without any back-and-forth by email, and where teachers could see and manage their whole week, including their schedule, their students and their lessons, in one place.
The Output
A public website, a student portal and a teacher portal on one system. Students book a free session, choose a plan with online checkout, keep a recurring weekly lesson with their own teacher, and find their study materials and messages in one place. Teachers set their weekly availability, manage their students and sessions, upload their own lesson materials and message students directly.
Adventure Portal, piece by piece.
The parts that make it run, from the student's first session to the teacher's week.
The student's journey
Keep the same hour every week
Pick a teacher and a weekly time once.
Under the hood: slots are claimed one at a time, so two students can never land on the same hour.
A weekly lesson, booked ahead
Upcoming lessons are already on the calendar. Students can change their schedule or ask to reschedule one lesson without leaving the page.
The teacher's week
Regular hours, days off, extra hours
Teachers set their regular week once, then add days off or extra hours as life happens.
Under the hood: edits never move a lesson that's already booked.
Every clock, one lesson
Each person sees the lesson in their own timezone, and it stays put when someone moves or travels.
Lesson materials, where students look
Teachers upload a file or a link for a level and month, and it appears in their students' materials.
Talk between lessons
Teachers and students message each other inside the platform, attachments included.