Custom projects

Custom digital solutions for education.

Southbeach EdTech Publishing develops custom projects for educational organizations with a specific digital need.

Think of applications for assessment, feedback, supervision, analysis or other educational work processes.

Discuss options

Explore an education problem
Explore an education problem
Sketch the work process
Sketch the work process
Discuss a prototype
Discuss a prototype
Build a solution
Build a solution

Discuss what is possible

From exploration to the right solution.

A custom project often starts with exploring the problem, clarifying the work process and identifying where a standard product does not fit well enough.

Sometimes the outcome is a prototype; sometimes the better route is implementation or configuration of an existing platform.

We can advise before anything is built. In some cases, the right advice is not custom software but a smarter process or a better-fitting standard solution.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who are custom projects for?

For educational organizations with a digital need around assessment, feedback, supervision, analysis or process support where no standard product is a good fit.

Does it need to start as a large project?

No. A custom project often starts with an exploration, a sketch or a small prototype. Only when it is clear that the solution works do we build further.

Can Southbeach EdTech Publishing advise before any software is built?

Yes. During the initial consultation, it may turn out that an existing product or a process change is a better solution than new software. In that case, that is the advice.

Who owns the delivered software?

This is agreed in advance. Ownership, licensing, source code and further development are part of the agreements at the start of the project, not afterwards.

How long does a project take?

That depends on the scope. An initial consultation and prototype usually take several weeks; a full solution takes longer depending on scope, integrations and decision-making.

How do I start?

Schedule an initial consultation. Bring an example of where the current process breaks down and who is affected. That is a better starting point than a list of requested features.

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