When Estibalitz Laresgoiti, a stress coach and founder of Surfing Stress, reached out to me, she had just finished creating her course. But she had no digital presence, no website, and no idea where to begin. She felt overwhelmed and stuck.

I didn’t just jump into design—I started by helping her get clear on what she was offering and who she was speaking to. We talked through her business, her clients, and how she wanted people to feel when they landed on her site.

We began with a sales page. I shared a copy framework that helped her write from a place of empathy and clarity. I guided her in shaping her message in a way that would feel supportive and calming to her audience. From there, I built her full funnel—opt-in, email sequence, and sales page—all designed to reduce overwhelm and gently guide visitors through her offer.

She felt truly seen in the process—and so did her clients.

Before designing anything, I helped her map out the exact pages she needed. We made strategic decisions around how to tell her story, where to place certain messages, and how to create a sense of calm and clarity through both the layout and the visuals.

Every part of the design had a purpose—from the way the content was structured, to the images I chose (ones that helped “put feelings on paper”), to the gentle pacing of the page. It wasn’t just about how it looked. It was about how it made people feel.

“Working with Sneha has been such a positive experience. She took all the ideas I had and turned them into something real, beautiful, and strategic. I finally feel like my work has a home online, and I’m proud to send people to it."

If you're a coach, creative, or course creator trying to build an online presence that actually feels like you—I’d love to help.

Whether you need:

Strategic support to shape your offer

Copy guidance that helps your audience feel seen

A Kajabi site that feels like a calm, welcoming space

Send me a message here on Contra. I’m always open to chatting about projects like this. Reach out — I’m booking new projects now.