I’m ready to turn Moodle’s open-source core into a complete learning management system that fits my exact needs. The build must respect three distinct user roles so each group experiences the platform as intended: • Admin • Instructor • Student Robust course management sits at the heart of this project. From intuitive course creation screens to organized category hierarchies and enrollment controls, everything should let instructors set up and maintain courses without touching code. Because my courses rely primarily on video lectures, the configuration has to include reliable video hosting or seamless streaming, responsive playback, and sensible storage settings so large files don’t choke server performance. Here’s the outcome I expect: • A fresh Moodle installation on my server (or migration from a clean test instance), fully configured for the three roles above. • Custom theme branding so the interface aligns with my colours, logo, and typography. • Course management workflows tested end-to-end: create course, upload video, enroll learners, track participation. • Documentation that shows me, as Admin, how to add courses, manage users, and back up the system. Once those items are delivered and I can run a sample course from upload to completion without errors, I’ll consider the job done.