Kat Coroy needed help with custom CSS effects and technical tasks on the Kajabi website supporting her Instagram course.

I worked on specific improvements within her existing website, adding the requested effects and handling the Kajabi implementation work around them.

This was a focused support project. Kat had an established course and website, and my contribution was to help her make changes within that environment. The work combined visible styling enhancements with practical platform support.

The request was to implement custom CSS effects and assist with technical operations in Kajabi. I handled the styling and platform tasks directly. The delivered work added those custom effects to the website and addressed the technical requests within the agreed scope.

Working on an established website comes with a particular responsibility: each change needs to fit the design and structure already in place.

For this project, the starting point was Kat’s existing Kajabi website and the experience around her Instagram course. My work focused on the elements she wanted enhanced and the technical tasks she needed handled.

The existing pages provided the context for those changes. A visual effect needed to make sense alongside the typography, colors, content, and surrounding sections.

That shaped the approach to the CSS work. The effects were part of the website’s presentation, so their placement and treatment needed to support the page rather than distract from the course information.

The custom CSS work was the most visible part of my contribution.

I used CSS to add the requested effects within Kajabi, working with the relevant page elements and their existing styling.

A small visual change can involve more implementation work than its appearance suggests. The styling needs to apply to the intended element, fit its surrounding layout, and interact appropriately with the styles already used on the page.

My focus was on bringing the requested treatment into the actual website. That meant translating the visual requirement into CSS that could be applied within Kat’s Kajabi setup.

For a course website, those details contribute to the overall presentation. Visitors encounter the course through its pages, and the visual treatment of those pages helps communicate the creator’s brand.

The effects added another layer of customization to Kat’s existing website while keeping the work focused on the requested elements.

Alongside the CSS effects, I supported Kat with technical operations on the platform.

My role was hands-on implementation: taking the assigned website tasks and working through them inside Kajabi.

That support covered the practical side of making changes to an existing setup. A request needed to be understood in the context of the website, connected to the relevant platform area, and translated into an implemented change.

The CSS and technical work belonged to the same support scope. Some of the contribution was visible on the page, while other parts concerned the implementation behind it.

Having one person handle those requests gave Kat a direct point