Training academy website design for DSCA
Training academy website design for Dhaka Specialty Coffee Academy: a full set of screens from home to course, trainer and location pages, with a course picker that points a visitor to the right course.
Relevant if you run courses and want visitors to find the right one and book.
- Client
- Dhaka Specialty Coffee Academy
- Role
- UI/UX designer
- When
- 2026
- Work
- UI/UX design, Responsive layout
What did DSCA need?
Dhaka Specialty Coffee Academy teaches barista courses in Dhaka. A new student has to understand five courses of different lengths and prices, trust the trainers, and book a place. The academy also needed pages that people searching for a course in their own part of the city could land on.
What did I design?
I designed the whole site as a clickable set of screens and delivered it as one static HTML file with the logo files.
- Home page: a large headline, a trust strip, a short explanation of the training and a callback request
- Course picker: “Which kind of barista are you?” with five answers, each recommending one course
- Courses: a list of five courses and a page for each, with length and price
- Locations: a page for each of eleven areas of Dhaka
- Trainers, blog, about, certificate, gallery, contact: a page each, plus a privacy page and terms
- Details: a light and dark theme, a menu that opens across the screen, and layouts for phone and desktop
What shaped the design?
A student rarely knows which course to buy. So the picker comes before the price list: it asks one easy question and shows one recommendation, then the full list is there for people who want to compare.
What is it today?
This is a design and front end, delivered as a single HTML file. It is not a live website, and the academy’s own claims on the page, such as its ratings and certification, are the academy’s, not mine. You can open the full design with the link above.
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Common questions
What does a training academy website need?
A visitor needs to see what courses exist, which one fits them, what it costs and how to book. DSCA's design puts a course picker, prices, trainer pages and a callback request in front of that visitor.
How do you help a visitor choose between several courses?
DSCA's design asks one question, which kind of barista are you, with five answers. Each answer points to one recommended course with its length and price and a reserve button.
Do you design the pages for each location?
Yes. The DSCA design has a page for each of eleven areas of Dhaka, so someone searching for a course near them lands on a page about their area.