Kajabi Website Design, User Journey Optimization, Kajabi Course Creation and Setup This project n...Kajabi Website Design, User Journey Optimization, Kajabi Course Creation and Setup This project n...
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Kajabi Website Design, User Journey Optimization, Kajabi Course Creation and Setup
This project needed a course structure that could handle two pricing tiers (annual and lifetime) without confusing buyers on which to choose. I built the Kajabi course setup, checkout and payment flow across multiple plans, and the automation behind email capture for the seasonal discount campaign. The user journey was designed to move a visitor from "is this course for me" (through the clear audience-fit section) straight into checkout with minimal friction. Result: a self-serve enrollment flow that supports two price points and a recurring seasonal promotion without manual handling.
I’ve built an entire Kajabi business system, website and all, with AI in hours.
Now I’m turning that process into a workflow other people can use.
It brings together the steps, instructions, and checks that guide AI from your initial idea through the build and launch. You use your own AI tools, with a clear process to follow.
This is for anyone starting a business on Kajabi, improving an existing one, or building for clients.
I’ve already done the build. What I’m developing now is the way to put that process in your hands. I’ll be sharing more soon. Who wants first dibs on access?
Turning your own AI build process into a reusable workflow is the natural next step, Kraig. Steps, instructions and checks from idea through launch is exactly the structure people need to trust AI with a real business. Count me curious for first dibs.
A few years ago I had the chance to take a course where one of the modules was taught by a designer I really admire, Joseph Berry.
The goal was to create a website for a product, in this case, a speaker. We went through the entire process, from receiving the brief to the very last detail, even modeling the product ourselves in 3D using Spline.
I learned so much, and also got to meet great designers. It’s amazing to see how each one has a different process, and having the chance to observe that and take a bit from each way of doing things to make it your own and develop a unique result really helps you grow a lot as a professional.
I’m sharing some frames from the project, hope you like them!