Edule - eLearning Website Template

Edule is a specialized HTML and WordPress template designed for the modern eLearning industry. While Elysian is tailored more toward traditional schools and universities, Edule is built with the "Marketplace" and "Online Instructor" in mind—think of it as a starter kit to build your own version of Udemy or Coursera.

It focuses heavily on the user interface (UI) to make learning feel accessible and engaging.

Core Learning Features

Course Discovery: A clean, grid-based layout that prioritizes course categories, ratings, and pricing.

Instructor Focus: Dedicated layouts for individual teachers to build their personal brands, including bio sections and their full course catalog.

LMS Compatibility: Whether using the HTML version or the WordPress theme, it is built to integrate seamlessly with learning engines like LearnPress or Tutor LMS.

Interactive Lessons: Templates for video-based learning, text lessons, and interactive quizzes that keep students focused.

Key Technical Aspects

Feature

Functionality

Course Filtering

Allows students to sort by "Free vs. Paid," "Level" (Beginner to Pro), and "Category."

Mobile-First Design

Since many students learn on the go, Edule is highly optimized for mobile browsing and video playback.

Clean Code

(HTML version) Uses Bootstrap 5, making it very easy for developers to customize and integrate with various backends.

Wunschliste / Cart

Includes UI elements for students to "favorite" courses for later purchase.

Why Choose Edule?

High Engagement UI: The design uses soft colors, rounded corners, and clear icons, which reduces "cognitive load" for students trying to learn complex subjects.

Scalability: It is designed to look good whether you have 5 courses or 5,000.

Revenue Focused: The layouts are optimized for conversion, with clear "Enroll Now" buttons and pricing tables.

Use Cases

Solo Instructors: Experts selling their own masterclasses (e.g., Cooking, Coding, Yoga).

Corporate Training: Companies looking for an internal portal to train employees.

Education Marketplaces: Platforms where multiple teachers sign up to sell their courses.

You have explored a variety of themes—from creative portfolios like ColorFolio to functional tools like Listee and Edule. Would you like me to help you create a "feature comparison" table for your top two choices to see which one fits your project best?