This was a done-for-you program funnel where my client wasn't happy with how certain sections loo...

This was a done-for-you program funnel where my client wasn't happy with how certain sections loo...This was a done-for-you program funnel where my client wasn't happy with how certain sections loo...

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Sheetal Choudhary

• Sep 24

This was a done-for-you program funnel where my client wasn't happy with how certain sections looked, so she asked me to give them a refresh.

I focused on making the content more structured, easier to scan, and visually cleaner.

From turning the program benefits into simple visual cards to organizing the FAQs into an accordion layout, these changes made the sections feel much more polished and user-friendly.

You don't always need to redesign an entire funnel. Sometimes, a few thoughtful changes are all it takes to make it feel right.

Funnel Building UI Design Go High Level gohighlevel funneldesign

Kraig Mathias

max

• Sep 21

Exploring two concepts for a Kajabi product template.

A — Studio: light, spacious, and focused. B — Theater: dark, immersive, and video-first.

Which direction do you like best—and what would you change?

Kajabi UI Design ChatGPT

31 voted

50%

31 voted

50%

62 votes

Closed

Koonj Imdad

• Sep 23

Going with A-Studio, clear direction and easy to navigate 😊

Lovepreet Singh

• Sep 22

Which landing page looks more premium for a modern fintech app?

UI Design UX Design Product Design

14 voted

78%

4 voted

22%

18 votes

Closed

Ganesh S

pro

• Sep 22

Blue Gradient is my choice.

Rahman Rahe

• Sep 22

Meriot Netherlands-based product designer portfolio

I explored a portfolio website for Meriot, a product designer based in the Netherlands who wanted a digital presence that felt more personal, editorial, and design-focused.

The challenge was to avoid the typical portfolio formula and create something that communicates personality within the first few seconds.

The direction

→ Bold editorial typography → Strong personal photography → Minimal black-and-white foundation → Warm orange accent for CTAs → Simple, structured navigation → Clear positioning as a product designer → A portfolio experience that feels like a personal brand

The idea was to make the website feel confident without being complicated.

Rather than leading with a long introduction, the hero immediately communicates who Meriot is, what he does, and where the visitor should go next.