U.S. Veterans Affairs
Veterans readjusting to civilian life need support they can use on their own schedule. We developed an online software course for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to help them.
About This Project
Calm Tools For Living is an online software course for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, created to help veterans readjust to civilian life. A course like this only works if people keep going, so we combined interactive questionnaires with lessons, videos and more, giving each veteran a reason to participate and a way to reflect on their own answers.
Planning a project like this?
A public-sector course has a different brief from a commercial one. The audience is broad and varies in comfort with technology, and federal accessibility standards shape the build. Questionnaires show one question at a time on a small screen, with visible progress and a way to return later. Video sits beside the written lessons, with captions and transcripts. Privacy and security planning comes first, and every hosting and data choice follows from it.
How our team builds it
We build course sites like this through our custom website and software development work. You sign off each step, and every course gets accessibility checks and testing before launch. Once it is live, our team keeps it running with software updates, security patches, scheduled backups and servers monitored around the clock.
Agencies and institutions planning an online course can request a Free Consultation.
