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A Kajabi site shouldn’t feel like a course platform.
It should feel like a product.
When I design Kajabi experiences, I focus on more than the page itself. I think about how the content is structured, how users move through the experience, and how the visual design builds trust.
• Clear content hierarchy
• Frictionless course navigation
• Strong landing pages
• Consistent visual systems
• Mobile-first layouts
• Conversion-focused UX
Because people don’t just buy the content.
They buy the experience around it.
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While working on a website, I explored two different approaches for the header design. Same brand, same content, just a different feel and interaction style.
Option 1 - Classic
Option 2 - Modern
Would love your honest UX/UI take, which direction feels cleaner, more functional, and better suited for the overall experience, and why?
7 voted
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23 voted
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Modern gives a really good feeling and make everything is clear
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In car rentals, it’s the standard excuse for a bait-and-switch. You book a specific experience and get whatever is left on the lot.
Design for Sync. We didn't just build a receipt. We built a guarantee. The exact plate, the exact model, the exact car. No "similar" allowed.
If your product can't promise the specific outcome, no amount of brand polish will save the experience.
Bravo