The Programme Design Diagnostic scores one digital learning programme against the six dimensions that separate a true digital programme from a classroom course delivered through a screen — and leaves you with a board-ready diagnosis and a costed build scope. For Heads of Learning, Programme Managers, and L&D Directors at professional certification bodies, regulated training providers, and corporate academies.
Four deliverables, each standing on its own — a clear read on where the programme is, and a costed route to where it needs to be.
Your programme scored across the six design dimensions — Pacing & Structure, Assessment Design, Cohort & Community, Faculty Presence, Member Experience, and Production Craft — with a dimension-level breakdown and an overall readiness band.
A board-ready narrative: where the programme stands, which dimensions carry the design gap, what leaving it unaddressed will cost you, and the honest order of priority.
The five module-level decisions — outcome, interactivity, media richness, accessibility, and ownership — applied to your priority modules, with a recommended programme architecture.
Your scoping worksheet completed, and a fixed-scope, fixed-price quote for the build — so you can decide, and budget, with the diagnosis already in hand.
The diagnosis is the deliverable — not a precursor to the real work. It stands on its own and is useful whether you build with LearnFrame, another supplier, or in-house.
A scoping call with you and whoever owns delivery, access to your existing programme materials, and the Programme Design Audit completed together.
We interpret the scoring, map the design gap, apply the five module decisions to your priority modules, and define the build scope.
A written diagnosis and a live readout session, concluding with your completed scoping worksheet and a fixed-price build quote. You leave owning the diagnosis outright.
The Diagnostic covers one programme. It is a diagnosis and a scope — not a build, not content production, not platform configuration. That discipline is what keeps the fee fixed and the timeline honest.
Anything beyond one programme, or any production work, is a separate phase and is quoted separately. An extended scope is available where the work calls for it — portfolio prioritisation across up to six programmes, or an EU AI Act Article 4 and AI-literacy lens for regulated bodies with AI exposure.
The Diagnostic is a fixed fee, confirmed in a short written proposal before any work begins — split fifty per cent on commission and fifty per cent on delivery of the diagnosis. There is no open-ended commitment and no ambiguous deliverable.
The Diagnostic is standalone and is not credited against any subsequent build. That is deliberate: it is what keeps the advice independent and the diagnosis worth paying for on its own. The simplest way to get the figure is a thirty-minute conversation.
A fixed fee, a fixed timeline, and a concrete deliverable — so the board conversation starts from a diagnosis and a costed scope, not a hunch.
A fixed fee, a fixed timeline, and a concrete deliverable — a decision in weeks, not a quarter, with no open-ended commitment.
Independent by design, not a sales process with a cover. The diagnosis stands on its own whether you build with LearnFrame, another supplier, or in-house.
"We commissioned an independent diagnosis before committing budget" is a defensible answer to any board that asks how the decision was made.
An independent, fixed-fee diagnosis of one digital learning programme. The programme is scored against the six design dimensions that separate a true digital programme from a classroom course delivered through a screen, and you receive a board-ready written diagnosis, an architectural recommendation for your priority modules, a completed scoping worksheet, and a fixed-price build quote.
Two to three weeks. Week one is kickoff and evidence-gathering, week two is diagnosis and architecture, and the readout with the written diagnosis and fixed-price build quote lands in week two to three.
Yes. The diagnosis is the deliverable, not a precursor to a sale. It is independent by design and stands on its own, whether you go on to build with LearnFrame, another supplier, or your own in-house team.
No. The Diagnostic is standalone and is not credited against any subsequent build. That is deliberate: it is what keeps the advice independent and the diagnosis worth paying for on its own.
It is a fixed fee, confirmed in a short written proposal before any work begins, with payment split fifty per cent on commission and fifty per cent on delivery. The fee depends on whether the scope is a single programme or the extended scope. The simplest way to get the figure is a thirty-minute conversation.
It is a diagnosis and a scope, not a build. It does not include content production or platform configuration. Any production work, or work beyond one programme, is a separate phase and is quoted separately — which is what keeps the fee fixed and the timeline honest.