This project focused on creating a professional appointment booking landing page using Kajabi, designed to guide visitors from their first interaction with the brand to taking the next step.
The goal was to bring the company's introduction, video content, testimonials, and appointment-booking experience together in one clear, engaging layout.
I focused on creating a clean visual structure, making the information easy to navigate, and giving visitors a straightforward path to schedule an interview.
It's always interesting to see how thoughtful design and the right structure can make a digital experience more effective.
Built with Kajabi.
I would love to hear your thoughts, What stands out to you about this design?
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The painter’s house is always the last one on the street to get painted.
For 4 years, that was me.
80+ Webflow sites for clients. Zero for me.
In 2019 I was learning HTML and CSS with a plan: examples first, portfolio next, clients after. In 2022 I moved to Webflow and made the same plan.
The clients came first. And there was always one more project that needed the time more than my own site did.
Last month I finally shipped it.
It’s built the way I build for clients:
→ Your team clicks any text, changes it and hits Publish. No developer needed.
→ Prices are right on the page. Pick a service, drag the pages, see the number.
Both are in the video. Try them yourself, link in the comments 👇
A little throwback to a Webflow project from last year!
The client already had a design they liked, so instead of starting over, we focused on giving it a fresh look and bringing everything to life in Webflow.
Sometimes it's more about improving what's already there than reinventing everything.
Curious how you guys approach projects like this. Do you prefer starting fresh or building on an existing design?