Aladia Online Learning Platform
Italian EdTech platform for cohort courses, live classes, and creator monetization — running live at aladia.io with 2,000+ registered students.
- Role
- Frontend Engineer
- Client
- Aladia S.r.l. (Italy)
- Year
- 2024
Stack
- React
- EdTech
- Stripe
- OAuth
Overview
Aladia is an all-in-one online learning platform serving the Italian and global market — covering cohort courses, live teaching, AI-assisted course creation, and the creator monetization tooling modern EdTech platforms need to compete. I engineered the frontend surfaces that learners and instructors actually use day-to-day.
Aladia's product team led product direction, design, and overall platform architecture. My role was frontend implementation for the modules described below — roughly 800 engineering hours over the engagement. The platform is live in production at aladia.io with 2,000+ registered students and growing.
What I Built
Course Experience Surfaces
- Course detail page — the main landing for each course, including the chapter outline, course list, and content presentation.
- Course list with comments and ratings — the interactive social layer where students leave reviews, ratings, and questions.
- Stripe-powered checkout flow — the payment surface for course purchases, integrated directly into the course detail experience.
Course Creation Flows
- On-demand course creation — the instructor-side flow for setting up a structured course, uploading content, and configuring chapters.
- Live class creation — the configuration flow for scheduled, live-streamed classes.
Cross-Cutting Frontend Work
Frontend integration for media playback, Google OAuth login, and real-time chat surfaces shared across the platform. Performance and responsiveness work across the modules I owned, ensuring the consumer experience holds up on both desktop and mobile.
Why It Matters
EdTech platforms live or die on the consumer-facing course experience and the friction-free path from "interested" to "enrolled and paying." My contribution to Aladia was concentrated exactly there — the surfaces and flows that determine conversion — alongside the instructor-side creation tools that keep content supply healthy. Getting payment, identity, and real-time layers right is what separates an EdTech product from a demo.
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