Instructional Design Portfolio
A look at the learning experiences I’ve built so far, with a focus on practical course design, clear learning flow, and content that helps experts turn knowledge into offers people can use.
I design courses and learning assets for experts who want to package their knowledge into something clear, useful, and easy to act on. My work sits at the intersection of instructional design, offer structure, and buyer psychology.
So far, I’ve built learning content around fleet management software,smartphone video, client acquisition, course creation, digital product development, and sales messaging. That includes full courses, workbooks, blueprints, flowcharts, and guided sprint-style offers.
What matters most in my work is structure. I focus on helping learners move from confusion to action with lessons that are sequenced well, trimmed of fluff, and built around specific outcomes rather than information overload.
What I’ve Built
Course strategy and curriculum mapping
I’ve built course frameworks that help experts shape raw knowledge into a teachable sequence with clear milestones, lessons, and learner outcomes.
Video-based learning offers
My portfolio includes learning products focused on smartphone video creation, confidence on camera, and using content to build trust with potential clients.
Client acquisition training
I’ve designed educational products around first-client systems, landing page messaging, qualification, and sales processes for service businesses.
Digital product toolkits and workbooks
Beyond full courses, I’ve created supporting assets like blueprints, workbooks, and flowcharts that help learners apply concepts fast.
FAQ
What kinds of courses have you worked on?+
My work has covered course topics such as smartphone video, course architecture, first-client systems, digital product creation, and sales-related training. I’ve also built supporting materials like PDFs, workbooks, and guided implementation resources.
Do you only build full courses?+
No. I also work on smaller learning assets that support an offer or teaching goal. That can include blueprints, workbooks, flowcharts, lead magnets, and session-based learning structures.
What is your approach to instructional design?+
I care about clarity, sequence, and action. That means organizing content so learners know what to do first, what comes next, and how each lesson helps them reach a specific result.