Some projects are shared as full case studies, walking through the design process from initial discovery to final delivery. Others focus on the end product; a snapshot of the solution in action.

Each example reflects intentional design, shaped by learning science, inclusion, and what the moment called for.

Icons at a Glance

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Case Study

This project includes a full writeup of the design process, including discovery, decisions, iterations, and lessons learned.

Special Education Advocacy for Parents

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Final Deliverable

A completed, fully developed product—such as an eLearning course, toolkit, or site—that was used by the client or target audience.

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Client-Facing Resource

A product or asset designed for real-world use by clients, volunteers, learners, or partners—such as a quick-reference guide, training aid, or explainer video.

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Under Construction

The project is complete, but the full case study or detailed write-up is still in development.

Project Showcase

Intergenerational Diversity in the Workplace

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SharePoint Site + Stakeholder Training

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Interactive Demo

Try it yourself. A clickable, testable version of the project that gives a feel for how the learner experiences it.

From Exclusion to Inclusion

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Snapshot

A visual highlight of the final product, focused more on showing the experience than narrating the process. Great for seeing design decisions in action

Learning, Powered by Partnership

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    Turning Vision into Strategy

    As a seasoned marketer expanding into soft skills education, I was looking for more than just advice—I needed a strategic partner who understood learning design, youth development, and how to translate ideas into meaningful experiences. Kindred Learning Solutions delivered exactly that. From the start, the team helped me clarify my goals, align them with real learner needs, and shape a clear, purposeful plan. They brought a strong foundation of research, demystified unfamiliar concepts, and offered practical, actionable steps at every turn. Their ability to connect the big picture with the details made a real difference. If you're building a program and want a collaborator who brings insight, empathy, and deep instructional design expertise, Kindred Learning Solutions is exactly who you want in your corner.

    Wendy Verna, Founder & President, Octo Design Group