Now I have everything I need. Let me produce a comprehensive architectural analysis report as a rendered document.Now I have everything needed for a comprehensive analysis. Let me build this as an interactive report.Here's the full architectural assessment. Click each numbered section to expand it. A few things I want to call out as your senior architect:
The single most important insight: What exists today is a marketing site with auth scaffolding, not an LMS. The UI shows placeholder states — "Loading projects…", an expired countdown, empty module pages — which means the real product build starts from sprint 1.
Three decisions that will define everything:
Adopt Supabase RLS before a single real student record enters the database. Retrofitting row-level security after data exists is painful and risky. Design the policies in Sprint 1 alongside the schema.
Use Mux for video, not S3 or YouTube. 128 lectures × ~45 minutes is a serious media operation. You need adaptive bitrate, resume position tracking, and per-minute billing — Mux is purpose-built for exactly this use case.
Remove
/admin/projects/from the public nav immediately. This is a security hygiene issue that should be fixed before any other feature work.
The 9-sprint roadmap is realistic for a small team (2–3 engineers). Sprints 1–5 get you to a functional LMS that can onboard Batch 4. Sprints 6–9 harden it for scale and add community features.
When you're ready, I can generate the code for any specific sprint or component — starting with the Supabase schema + RLS policies, the Next.js route group structure, or the Stripe enrollment flow.
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