I finally updated my personal website, and you can actually "dye" your own canvas on it! 🎨 I've been experimenting with how to bring something physical into a digital space. The idea came from my growing interest in natural dyes and traditional textile-making, which I've been exploring a lot lately. I designed and built the whole experience in one day using Figma, Claude and Netlify. It's been pretty exciting to see how AI makes ideas that once felt technically out of reach something I can now experiment with and build on my own. I'm also open to fractional creative director roles, so if you know a team building something meaningful, I'd love to connect! Come play with it, and please let me know if you find any bugs 🐛 mya-nguyen.com

dyeing your own canvas on a personal site is such a nice idea. most portfolios just sit there, this one lets you play

Kajabi Website Design for Online Coaches & Courses Designed a Kajabi website concept for online coaches and course creators who need a clear, professional way to present their programs and learning offers.

The website focuses on presenting course information, highlighting program benefits, and guiding visitors toward enrollment or the next step. The layout combines clear content structure, engaging sections, responsive design, and strategically placed calls to action to create a smooth experience across desktop and mobile.

The goal is to help coaches communicate the value of their programs and give prospective students a clear path from discovering the offer to taking action. #Kajabi #KajabiWebsiteDesign #WebsiteDesign #OnlineCourse #CourseCreator #OnlineCoaching #CoachingWebsite #CourseWebsite #LandingPageDesign #SalesPageDesign #WebDevelopment #Elearning

The “Four modules. One much clearer next move.” line makes the course feel manageable before someone gets into the details. That’s a useful choice for coaches whose offers can otherwise feel overwhelming. For this concept, would the main CTA go straight to enrollment, or let visitors preview a lesson first?