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Contributed to the development and launch of ClickUp 3.0, building scalable Angular features for a platform serving 18M+ users. Worked with Angular, TypeScript, RxJS, NgRx, Jest, and Cypress, with a focus on performance, maintainability, and reliable production-quality code.
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A Kajabi website doesn’t need more sections. It needs better decisions.
We recently worked on a course website where the original structure had too many navigation options, pricing was difficult to find, and the strongest social proof was nowhere near the purchase decision.
The fix wasn’t adding more content.
We simplified the navigation, made the main CTA obvious, brought testimonials closer to the offer, and made the path to checkout much shorter.
That’s one of the biggest things we’ve learned from working on Kajabi websites:
If everything is important, nothing is.
A premium course website should guide visitors toward one clear next step without making them figure it out themselves.
Just wrapped up a 3-hour meeting with a lead who is now officially a client 😊
I went into the meeting feeling pretty nervous. The project had great potential, and I was slightly concerned that budget might become a sticking point.
But the conversation went better than I could have expected. They were really impressed with the project overview, architecture, and the level of attention to detail we brought to the table. The best part? They didn’t even try to negotiate the price.
Such a great reminder that when clients clearly see the thought, planning, and value behind the work, the conversation becomes much less about cost.
Really excited to kick things off next week! 🚀
I think the project overview did the pricing work before the number came up. Showing the hard decisions early ties the fee to fewer surprises instead of a pile of hours.