Public course-page introduction and dashboard preview. Original page capture; purchase-order details excluded.
Founders’ introduction, course audience and separate 1:1 coaching offer. Selected public page section.
I designed and built a Kajabi course website for Davis Interiors, an interior design studio sharing its Houzz Pro workflow with other designers. The work covered the course sales page, curriculum preview, lesson presentation, downloadable workflow resources, enrollment prompts and a separate 1:1 coaching pathway.
The page needed to explain a detailed training offer without making visitors work through the entire curriculum first. It opens with a clear course promise, then introduces the dashboard and how the modules follow a studio project from inquiry to installation. Visitors can see the teaching format before choosing the course.
The visual direction follows the studio’s own identity: forest green, botanical details, serif type and generous white space. The dashboard preview sits beside the course explanation. This keeps the actual learning experience close to the information a buyer needs to understand it.
Further down, the founders’ introduction explains who the course is for. A separate coaching section gives designers another route if they want help with their own setup. The course and coaching calls to action stay distinct, rather than presenting both as the same offer.
The cover uses an unchanged screenshot of the real Kajabi page inside a clean display mockup. The two supporting images show the course introduction and the founders/coaching section. These are selected page sections, not a stitched full-page capture. A purchase-order lesson preview was left out to avoid reproducing business and order details.
My role was the Kajabi website and course presentation, not developing Houzz Pro or creating the studio’s teaching method. The case documents the design and setup; it does not claim measured sales, enrollment growth or time savings.