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Taste Test
We designed the podcast section for Vesper, our Kajabi concept site. When it came to showing it off, we had two instincts: put it in someone's hands, or let it stand alone.
Same cover. Totally different feeling. Which one stops you?
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Voted Option 1. The phone in hand gives you the context the cover art can't on its own. For a mindfulness-adjacent podcast, seeing it held at rest in warm light creates the listening moment before anyone presses play. The standalone cover is beautiful, but it works harder on a landing page than in a feature showcase.
option 2 is the one with my vote since it actually IS the bit of this post that stopped me to vote & comment. something about the use of the shape outline & colors used almost make it feel extensive past the screen, kind of like an optical illusion of an inflation effect. ...
Going with option 1
Building curiosity is very important in design. Option 1 encourages to explore the product.
Option 1
Best one
option 1
context changes perception more than pixels sometimes 😄
Great work
Super work
Love this!
Personally, I'm more drawn to the left version. There's something about having a person in this kind of work that doesn't really appeal to me
Amazing work👏🔥
Really nice, I think using real photography with products is always a winning trend!
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An MCP server that lets ChatGPT or Claude design Kajabi templates for you, by voice or prompt.
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Describe what you want. The AI composes pages, sections, blocks, brand colors, and imagery inside Pro Studio. You see the live Liquid preview as it works. Then export a clean .zip and upload it to Kajabi yourself.
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- Clone any site from a URL (copy, colors, imagery, structure)
- AI image generation with visual QA before wiring
- Style-guide-first design, not guesswork
- 200+ authoring guardrails so the AI avoids Kajabi’s silent-drop traps
- One-call undo on every change
- Finalize gate that blocks broken exports
Pricing: free to design and preview. Pay only on export — 1 credit per modified block. Various credit packages available.
You bring your own ChatGPT or Claude subscription. Pro Studio is the design layer your AI uses.
Kajabi's template structure has always been the bottleneck for speed. if the mcp layer actually respects section logic & product page constraints, this changes the build timeline significantly
I already shared the first concept a few days ago, but I couldn’t stop exploring 😅
So here’s an alternative direction.
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