Courses, lessons & topics
Organise your knowledge into clear modules, with video, written lessons and downloadable resources. Give students a logical path through the material.
Sell online courses from your own website.
Turn your expertise into a learning experience that feels like your business. DIGITALON designs and builds WordPress course websites with LearnDash, student logins, video lessons and online payments.
Your brand & domainWordPress + LearnDashAustralian team
Your expertise.
Your platform.
A workshop, a coaching programme or a library of practical skills: give people a way to learn from you wherever they are. Your course website brings the sales pages, lessons and member experience together under your own domain.
Our Sunshine Coast team provides online course website development for Australian coaches, educators, training businesses and organisations. We can build a new WordPress website or assess how a learning management system could fit into your existing one.
- 01 Teach beyond the classroom
- 02 Manage your content and student access
- 03 Build a course library you can grow
From first lesson to final certificate.
LearnDash gives your WordPress website a structured learning environment. We configure the features that suit your courses and the way you teach.
Student accounts & access
Let learners register, log in and return to their enrolled courses. Set access rules for individual courses, selected groups or a broader membership.
Lessons at the right pace
Release material at once or drip-feed it on a schedule. Set prerequisites and progression rules when students need to complete one stage before the next.
Quizzes & assignments
Check understanding with quizzes and give learners a way to submit assignments. We help you choose question types and completion rules for your content.
Completion certificates
Recognise course or quiz completion with a branded certificate. Define the requirements learners must meet before it becomes available.
Progress & reporting
See enrolments, course progress and quiz results. Start with the reporting you need; advanced dashboards or integrations can be scoped separately.
Sell the way you teach.
Start with the offer that makes sense for your audience. We connect payment and enrolment so customers can move from checkout into learning.
One course.
One payment.
Sell access to a standalone course, short programme or specialist workshop. Set the access period and make the inclusions clear before checkout.
Ongoing learning.
Recurring access.
Offer a subscription or membership for continued learning. We scope the billing cycle, included courses, renewals and access after cancellation.
A course library.
A complete offer.
Bundle related courses or offer access to a selected collection. WooCommerce or membership tools can support a wider store and more involved access rules.
Payment options can include Stripe or PayPal. Subscriptions, bundles and memberships depend on the chosen setup and may require additional licences. Gateway fees and third-party costs are identified in your proposal.
Video lessons, without the hosting headaches.
Keep large video files on a dedicated video platform instead of asking your web hosting to do all the streaming. We can set up Vimeo embeds, organise your video library and configure the available privacy controls.
Student logins and domain restrictions help control who can access your lessons and where videos can be embedded. These measures reduce casual sharing; they do not guarantee that content cannot be copied or recorded.
Storage, bandwidth, privacy features and branding options depend on your video-hosting plan. We confirm the requirements and ongoing costs before the build.
A course website built around your business.
A single paid course and a large member library need different builds. We quote your course website after discussing the content, sales model and student experience, so you can see the setup work and ongoing costs before committing.
- Your website & course libraryNew website or existing WordPress site, number of courses, lesson layouts and initial content upload.
- Payments & student accessOne-off purchases, memberships, recurring billing, groups and any migration requirements.
- Licences & running costsLearnDash, optional extensions, website hosting, video hosting and payment-processing fees.
- Launch & ongoing supportMobile checks, public-page SEO, admin training and an agreed plan for updates, backups and support.
You teach.
We build.
One Australian team takes your course website from the first conversation to handover, with clear decisions at each stage.
Start the conversation- Step 01
Map the learning journey
Show us your audience, course outline and sales model. We agree the scope, content responsibilities, software and ongoing costs.
- Step 02
Design & connect
We design the website and course layouts, configure LearnDash and connect the agreed payments, access rules and video hosting.
- Step 03
Check the student experience
Together we review registration, access, lessons and completion on desktop and mobile, with payment testing arranged before launch.
- Step 04
Launch with a handover
Learn how to edit lessons, manage students and review progress. Ongoing website maintenance and support are available through an agreed plan.
Before you start teaching.
Practical answers about selling courses, LearnDash and running your own learning website.
Ask us a questionCan I sell online courses from my own website?
Yes. A WordPress website with LearnDash can bring together public course pages, registration, payments and access to lessons. You decide what to teach and how to sell it. DIGITALON designs the website and configures the agreed learning and payment tools under your own brand and domain.
What is LearnDash, and why use it for a course website?
LearnDash is a learning management system plugin for WordPress. It provides courses, lessons, quizzes, progression rules and completion certificates. It can suit businesses that want a course experience within their own website. The right configuration depends on your teaching model, reporting needs and budget; we assess those before recommending the setup.
Can you add online courses to my existing WordPress website?
Often, yes. We first check your website’s theme, plugins, hosting and any existing shop or member area. That review establishes whether LearnDash can be added cleanly or whether some rebuilding is needed. Your proposal sets out the work, including any content or student-data migration that you require.
How much does an online course website cost?
We provide a tailored quote rather than a single price for every course website. Cost depends on the website design, course library, initial content loading, payments, memberships and integrations. We separate the build cost from ongoing licences, hosting, maintenance and payment-provider fees so you can assess the full commitment.
Can I sell subscriptions, memberships and course bundles?
Yes, with the appropriate configuration. LearnDash supports one-time and recurring course payments, while WooCommerce or membership extensions can support bundles and broader access rules. We confirm which tools and licences your offer needs, including what happens to course access after expiry, cancellation or a failed payment.
Can students complete quizzes and receive certificates?
Yes. LearnDash can provide quizzes, assignment submissions and certificates linked to course or quiz completion. We configure the requirements to suit your material. A completion certificate records the criteria you set; it does not by itself make a course an accredited qualification or satisfy an external training standard.
Will my course videos be private and protected?
We can restrict lessons to authorised students and configure Vimeo privacy settings, including permitted embed domains. These controls help limit unauthorised access and casual sharing, but no website setup can promise that every form of copying or recording is prevented. Features and usage limits depend on the selected video-hosting plan.
Who creates the course content, and can I edit it later?
You provide the teaching material, videos, downloads and any assessment criteria, with the rights needed to use them. We agree how much content we will upload during the build and provide training for managing lessons and students. You retain ownership of your original content; WordPress plugins and third-party services have their own licences.
Will the course website work on mobile and be set up for SEO?
We check the agreed website and lesson layouts on desktop and mobile. Public sales pages can be structured for search with clear headings, useful course information and appropriate metadata. Paid lessons remain behind access controls. Search visibility depends on the content, competition and ongoing work, so a build does not guarantee rankings or course sales.
Do you provide hosting, maintenance and support after launch?
Yes. DIGITALON offers Australian website hosting and maintenance plans covering agreed updates, backups, security and support. Course websites also need compatible LMS and extension licences, plus a suitable video-hosting plan where relevant. We confirm who manages each service and what is included in your ongoing arrangement.
Ready to share what you know?
DIGITALON builds online course websites for businesses across Australia, from our base in Wurtulla on the Sunshine Coast. Tell us what you teach, who it is for and how you want to sell it. We will help you work out the next step.
