Ayomide Adegbola
AI Enhanced Online Course Creator, Kajabi, Thinkific, Podia
Currently helping build a Kajabi website for a women’s health brand focused on menopause & midlife wellness.
One thing I really enjoy about building websites for health and wellness businesses is that the design has to do more than just look good.
It needs to make people feel understood, build trust, and make the next step obvious.
For this project, I’m working around that idea creating a clean, welcoming experience that brings together:
✦ Menopause & midlife health services
✦ Educational content & blog resources
✦ Client reviews and social proof
✦ Clear service pathways
✦ Strong calls-to-action
✦ A cohesive brand experience
And it got me thinking…
What makes you trust a health/wellness website enough to actually book a service?
Is it the design?
The reviews?
The information/education?
The brand's personality?
Or simply how easy it is to find what you're looking for?
👇 If you were visiting this website for the first time, what would make you click “Book Now”?
Curious to hear what everyone thinks.
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Currently helping a life coach build out their Thinkific course 👀
One thing I’ve noticed while working on online courses is that uploading the content is actually the easy part.
The real work is making sure the course is structured in a way that makes sense for the student from the curriculum organization to the lesson flow, course experience, and overall presentation.
I’m currently working inside Thinkific to help bring a client’s course to life, and it got me thinking:
What do you think makes an online course feel truly professional?
Is it:
📚 The course structure?
🎥 The quality of the lessons?
🎨 The design/branding?
🧭 The student experience?
💰 Or the transformation the course promises?
Coaches what’s the ONE thing you think makes students actually want to finish a course? 👇
I’d love to hear your take.
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I designed and built a professional Podia website and online course ecosystem for Jodi White, a therapist, coach, author, and specialist in love addiction and codependency. The project focused on creating a clear, trustworthy, and engaging digital experience that could bring together her personal brand, educational content, coaching and therapy services, online courses, resources, and audience-building initiatives in one centralized platform.
The challenge was to create a website that could serve different types of visitors while keeping the user journey simple. Someone discovering Jodi for the first time needed to quickly understand who she is, what she specializes in, and how her work could help them. At the same time, existing followers needed an easy way to access her courses, resources, free workbook, and other offers.
I structured the website around education, trust, and clear pathways to action. The experience guides visitors from learning about love addiction and codependency, to understanding Jodi's expertise and approach, and then toward the most relevant next step—whether that is exploring therapy, coaching, enrolling in a course, downloading a resource, or joining her email community.
Within Podia, I focused on creating a cohesive website structure, organizing the content and offers, presenting the educational and course experience clearly, and maintaining a consistent visual identity throughout the site. I also incorporated strategic calls-to-action and resource sections to support audience engagement and lead generation.
The final result was a centralized digital home that connects Jodi's expertise, services, educational content, courses, and resources into one professional experience. Rather than functioning as simply an informational website, the platform was designed to support the full journey from discovering her work to engaging with her educational products and services.
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This is what a properly structured online course looks like behind the scenes.
This Systeme.io (http://Systeme.io) build is for a professional Tooth Gem training course, organized into 8 clear modules that take students from the fundamentals all the way through application, aftercare, removal, and professional standards.
Instead of throwing all the content onto one long page, the course is broken into a logical learning path that makes it easier for students to follow, learn, and progress through their training.
The goal isn't just to upload course content.
It's to turn supplied information into a structured learning experience that students can actually navigate.
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