I recreated an original design inside Kajabi to see how close the replication could get.
Slide 1: Kajabi Replication
Slide 2: Original Design
Curious to hear your honest opinion…
Which one do you prefer?
A beautiful Kajabi website can still be confusing.
One simple test:
👉 Can a new visitor understand what you offer, who it’s for, what they get, and what to do next without having to figure it out? If not, the problem may not be your design.
It may be your information hierarchy. Good UX doesn’t just make a Kajabi website look polished. It makes the right information impossible to miss.
I'm Poncho, the person behind Kajabi Ninja. I help course creators and online expert businesses with Kajabi websites, funnels, migrations, and all the technical stuff in between.
Been freelancing since 2014, but still fairly new around here. Looking forward to connecting with other independent creatives and specialists! 🤝
Startfrom 2.0 is live. It's our template library: finished websites designed at Apollo Studio, available as a Framer project, an Astro theme or a Next.js app.
Each template page shows what you get and runs the live demo in the page. Some templates are free.
Keeping content separate from layout would make the Astro and Next.js versions easier to customise. Do they share a content schema, or does each template have its own setup?