Streamline Content Gathering with Our Website Questionnaire Kit

Streamline Content Gathering with Our Website Questionnaire KitStreamline Content Gathering with Our Website Questionnaire Kit

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Milos Milanovic

pro

• May 6

Every web project I've taken on has hit the same wall.

Contract signed. Deposit paid. Ready to build - and then two weeks of silence waiting on client content.

Not because the client didn't care. Because no one ever gave them a clear way to gather it.

So I built one.

The Website Content Questionnaire is a kit of 5 structured documents you send to your client the same day you sign the contract. Homepage brief, about page questionnaire, services worksheet, global info sheet, and 4 email templates to handle the follow-up if they go quiet.

Most clients finish it in one afternoon.

No more chasing. No more delays. No more starting the design with half the content missing.

→ Website Content Questionnaire

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Website Content Questionnaire

Milos Milanovic

Pro

$15.00

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• May 7

Calm Tech

🌿 2026 didn’t just solidify dopamine design – an opposite trend is rising alongside it: calm tech.

A quiet, minimal, almost “invisible” design that doesn’t overwhelm, but instead lets you breathe.

It’s showing up in productivity apps, educational platforms, wellness and mindful services, and more and more – in web design.

What does it look like in practice?

It’s about the feeling of “I feel calm here” instead of “I need to click something right now”

✨minimal distractions ✨soft, muted color palettes ✨simple, intuitive interfaces ✨plenty of space and air ✨no visual noise

Design that doesn’t shout – but supports.

And in course design (including Kajabi), this approach works especially well in:

• education and complex topics • psychology, coaching, therapy • health and wellness • meditation and mindfulness practices • expert-led, in-depth programs • audiences prone to overload

Where it’s not just about delivering information, but about not exhausting the user.

Because sometimes the best design is the one that gives attention back to the user.

Which one feels closer to you – calm and minimal, or expressive and dopamine-driven? 🤍

design futureofdesign2026

Ajayi Sarah

• May 7

Super amazing 😍

Alex Prokhorov

max

• May 6

30 minutes with Claude. Started from a static Figma. Ended with auto-scrolling testimonials, hover gradient, a "Read on X" pill that slides up. None of that was in the design file. The first generation is free. The fine-tuning is the work.