Would you buy a course if you couldn't see what's inside?
On most Kajabi sales pages, the curriculum sits in a collapsed accordion, and most visitors never open it. So we designed it as an open table of contents: the whole course, readable at a glance.
Three decisions make it work:
1. Numbers you can scan. Big module numbers on a highlight turn eight modules into a path, not a wall of text.
2. Time next to every module. Effort is part of the price. "75 min" answers a question buyers are shy to ask.
3. One module in the spotlight. The signature lesson gets the star. The rest stay calm, so the eye knows where the value peaks.
And one quiet fix: neon lime on pink looks bold but reads at about 1.1:1 contrast. We keep lime as a marker behind dark text, never as the text itself.
A curriculum is the product. Show it like one.
Do you open course accordions, or scroll right past them?
A bold mobile website concept for a nightlife and electronic music event, inspired by underground club culture, fashion, and late-night energy
The design combines striking red accents, editorial typography, fashion-focused imagery, and a minimal layout to create a distinctive event experience
Special attention was given to:
• Bold editorial visual direction
• Red, black, and white color palette
• Fashion-inspired hero composition
• Artist lineup and event schedule
• Clear event details and ticket navigation
• Minimal mobile menu
• Mobile-first user experience
The result is a stylish, high-energy event website that brings together music, fashion, and nightlife in one visual experience 🔥
Looking to create a standout website for an event, music festival, or creative brand? Let’s connect ✨