JR7 Soccer | Kajabi Training & Recruiting Website

I built a Kajabi website for JR7 Soccer, a soccer-training and college-recruiting brand. The work covered website structure, program pages, offers, pricing, and enrollment steps. The focus was helping players and parents understand the options without making the Kajabi setup harder to manage.

The opening section introduces training and recruiting together. Two guide offers then give visitors a way to explore player development or college recruiting before choosing a paid program.

The main comparison separates small-group training, recruiting coaching, and technical development. Each card has its own colour, price, short explanation, and next-step button. Keeping those choices side by side makes the different routes easier to compare.

I organized the Kajabi program pages and configured the offers, pricing, and enrollment steps described in the original project. The visible page follows that same order: introduce the offer, show the available programs, explain how to get started, and give visitors a clear next action.

The supporting sections introduce the JR7 method and the join–customize–excel process. These explain the brand’s approach; the player outcomes and testimonials in the design are not performance results from my website work.

Dark backgrounds give the program badges and bright buttons room to stand out. Turquoise connects the page sections, while red and orange distinguish the recruiting and technical-development offers. Repeating those colours across the cards and buttons keeps each route recognizable.

The cover is my original multi-panel portfolio mockup. The supporting close-up is cropped from that same original so the program information can be read at a useful size. It is not an invented screen, a new mobile layout, or a separate full-page capture.

This is a historical project showcase. The original artwork records the page design and offer structure; it does not establish current prices, live enrollment availability, or a measured increase in sales. A current full-page screenshot is not available, so the completed-work link goes to the original Upwork project.