We turn Moodle's generic Boost theme into a fully branded, accessible LMS experience — upgrade-safe Boost child themes, custom dashboards, and WCAG 2.2 AA compliance, built for Moodle 5.x.
Out of the box, Moodle looks like every other Moodle site — a swapped logo and a couple of colors, on top of a generic layout. Students and staff notice, and it makes your LMS feel like an afterthought instead of your own platform.
Logo and basic colors only, with no deeper visual identity carried through the interface.
The same layout for admins, teachers, and students, regardless of what each role actually needs to see first.
Basic WCAG support at best, with no real testing against screen readers or keyboard-only navigation.
We build your Moodle theme as an upgrade-safe Boost child theme using SCSS and Bootstrap 5, then layer in role-based dashboards, WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility, and — if you need it — RTL and multilingual support. Your LMS ends up looking like your product, not a Moodle install with your logo pasted on top.
Everything needed to take your Moodle LMS from a default Boost install to a custom, accessible theme your learners actually notice.
Bespoke UI/UX from scratch — wireframes, mockups, and a visual identity system tailored to your learners, not a recolored default.
Built on Moodle's core Boost theme with Bootstrap 5 and SCSS variables, so your customizations survive future Moodle upgrades instead of breaking on update.
Every theme is built mobile-first, and can be matched to your Moodle mobile app branding so web and native feel like one product.
Proper color contrast, keyboard navigation, ARIA labels, and screen-reader support built in, not bolted on after launch.
Right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Hebrew, plus Moodle's language pack system, so the theme holds up outside English-only deployments.
Per-company branding, color schemes, and dashboards for multi-organization Moodle setups running IOMAD.
Logini is a free Boost child theme we built and open-sourced — a modern login page redesign with one-click social login for Moodle 5.0 to 5.2. It's a small example of the same Boost child theme approach we use on every custom build.
Modern Moodle theming means working with Moodle's actual theming architecture, not fighting it with hacky overrides.
We build on Moodle's Bootstrap 5 grid and utility classes, keeping every theme aligned with Moodle core instead of fighting it.
Overriding variables like $primary and $font-family-base through Moodle's preset system, so styling stays consistent without fragile CSS hacks.
Structural changes — dashboards, course pages, login screens — done by overriding Mustache templates, without touching Moodle core PHP.
For anything templates can't reach, we write custom renderers in classes/output/ — role-based widgets, custom course catalogs, and more.
Optimized images, minified assets, and lazy loading so your theme targets 90+ on Core Web Vitals instead of dragging your LMS down.
A clear, six-step process from discovery to ongoing support.
We review your current Moodle setup, brand guidelines, and accessibility requirements.
Wireframes to high-fidelity mockups — you approve every screen before we write a line of code.
Built as a Boost child theme with SCSS, Mustache, and custom renderers, version-controlled in Git.
Tested across devices, browsers, and screen readers, and validated against WCAG 2.2 AA.
Staged, zero-downtime deployment plus a walkthrough of your new theme settings.
Ongoing support for Moodle version upgrades and adjustments based on real learner feedback.
Course catalog layouts, faculty profiles, and enrollment dashboards themed for large, multi-department sites.
White-label portals and compliance training layouts that match your internal brand, not Moodle's.
Simplified navigation and parent-friendly layouts built around younger learners.
Marketplace-style course catalogs and instructor dashboards for mobile-first learner acquisition.
Certification tracking and deadline-driven layouts for regulated training programs.
Accessibility-first, multilingual designs for public-facing course libraries.
Your LMS looks like your organization, not a generic open-source install.
A theme built around your learners' actual workflows keeps them in courses longer.
Clear navigation and role-based dashboards mean less confusion for students and staff alike.
WCAG 2.2 AA from day one, instead of a retrofit after a complaint or audit.
No client logos or star ratings here — just the commitments every theme build is held to.
You work directly with the engineer building your theme — no account managers relaying messages back and forth.
The quote we give you upfront is what you pay. No surprise invoices once development starts.
Every theme is backed by real Moodle core, plugin, and renderer experience — not a generic page-builder template.
Your theme's source code, on your Moodle site. Nothing rented, nothing locked behind us after handover.
You know exactly where your build stands at every stage, from discovery through deployment — no radio silence.
A post-launch support window is built into every engagement, so a broken theme after a Moodle upgrade doesn't become your problem alone.
Flat, one-time pricing — no annual fees, no custom quotes for a standard build. Running IOMAD or need something fully custom? Contact us for an Enterprise quote.
$2,500 one-time
A branded Boost child theme with core customization.
$5,500 one-time
A fully custom theme with dashboards and deeper accessibility work.
Straight answers to what clients usually ask before starting a build.
Custom UI/UX design, Boost child theme development, SCSS styling, Mustache template customization, responsive design for all devices, WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility compliance, RTL & multilingual support, and — if you want it — matching branding with your Moodle mobile app.
A Starter build typically takes 2 to 3 weeks. Professional builds with custom dashboards and Mustache template work usually run 4 to 6 weeks, depending on scope.
Yes. We build on Moodle 5.x using Bootstrap 5, keeping your theme aligned with current Moodle core features and layout conventions rather than legacy patterns.
Yes. We offer integrated theme and mobile app branding — see our branded Moodle mobile app development service — so learners get the same visual identity on web and in the app.
No, if it's built the way we build it. We use Boost child themes that inherit from core rather than editing core files directly, which is what actually breaks on upgrade. We also test theme compatibility against major Moodle releases.
A Boost child theme inherits Boost's structure and overrides styles and templates — faster, cheaper, and upgrade-safe. A fully custom theme is built for more radical UI changes, which is where our Professional tier and custom renderer work come in.
Yes. All themes are built to meet WCAG 2.2 AA — proper contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, ARIA labels, and screen-reader compatibility.
Yes. We build IOMAD-compatible themes with per-company branding and role-based layouts for multi-organization deployments. This kind of work is typically scoped as a custom quote above the Professional tier.
You do, fully. The theme's source code lives on your Moodle installation — nothing is rented or locked behind an ongoing license with us.
Tell us about your Moodle site and we'll scope a custom theme build around it.
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