Codeyoung

This is an online learning platform for kids. It promotes expert-led live/online classes, shows how a typical class works, explains a simple onboarding/enrollment flow, highlights courses by age/group, builds trust with parent reviews and results, and includes sections for tutors, press mentions, blog content, and FAQs—designed mainly to convert parents into trial/demo bookings.

1. Building instant trust for parents Parents need proof of safety, quality mentors, and real learning outcomes before booking. 2. Explaining “how it works” quickly Live class platforms can feel confusing (class format, interaction, scheduling). The site must make it crystal clear in seconds. 3. Converting visitors into trials/bookings The page needs strong CTAs and a low-friction funnel for parents to start without hesitation. 4. Showing the right course for each child Different ages and subjects require clear segmentation so parents don’t get lost. 5. Proving results, not just features Parents want measurable improvement, feedback, and progress tracking. 6. Supporting both sides: parents + tutors The platform also recruits educators, so it must communicate value for tutors without distracting parents.

1. Conversion-focused hero with clear value proposition We structured the top section to highlight expert mentors + kids outcomes, supported by strong primary CTA (trial/booking). 2. “How a typical class looks” + simple steps section We created visual explainer blocks and a step-by-step enrollment flow to remove confusion and speed up decision-making. 3. Age/subject-based course cards We designed clear course categories (coding, math, english, etc.) so parents can pick the best fit quickly. 4. Trust system with reviews, ratings, and media mentions We added parent testimonials, ratings, and press logos to build credibility immediately. 5. Results and progress visibility We highlighted learning outcomes and included platform proof elements (reports/feedback style sections) to show real impact. 6. Tutor-focused section without breaking the main journey We included a dedicated “join as tutor” style CTA and information in a separate area, keeping the parent conversion path clean.