Kajabi Project: Transforming Social Media Banners to Effective Hero SectionsKajabi Project: Transforming Social Media Banners to Effective Hero Sections
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Good design doesn’t ignore ideas – it helps you see the difference.
At the start of this Kajabi project, the client asked to use their Facebook banner as the website hero.
The reason was simple: they wanted everything to feel consistent with their social media.
And we totally respect that.
Even though we knew this approach usually doesn’t work well for a hero section, we always make sure our clients can see their idea in action.
So instead of pushing back – we did both: 👉 their version (social banner as hero) 👉 our version (optimized hero section)
What’s the difference?
The banner version keeps the visual style… but it doesn’t function as a real entry point to the page: 🧩no clear headline 🧩no defined offer 🧩no call-to-action 🧩no immediate clarity
Our version focused on one thing – clarity.
What we changed: ✔️ A confident, clear headline ✔️ A simple and understandable offer ✔️ A strong CTA ✔️ A modern, clean photo of the artist (easy to recognize)
We also: - kept the original background to maintain brand consistency - removed the extra logo (since it’s already in the header)
Result:
The client didn’t lose their visual identity, but gained something much more important: 👉 clarity 👉 structure 👉 direction
And in the end, they chose our version
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kolawole's avatar
This stands out not just because of how it looks, but because of the value it communicates. It feels like you had a clear audience in mind while creating it. How did you define your target audience before starting, and did that influence your final outcome?
Vincent's avatar
Impressive thought process.
Oyeyemi's avatar
Great example of balancing client ideas with good design thinking. Keeping the brand consistent with social media while adapting it for the website is a smart move.
Adegbite's avatar
This is solid, it feels both clean and engaging. If someone wanted to create something at this level, what would you say matters most in your process?
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