Client project.Online course page
Federation of Yoga: a yoga teacher training page on the school's main site
The Federation of Yoga trains yoga teachers through the online course "Classical Yoga Teacher": 6 months, 200 hours. The course page used to live apart from the school's site, on a separate builder page. I designed and built a new page on the main site, kundalini.ru: the course is clear on the first screen, you can sign up from any block, and every application goes straight into the school's CRM. The site is in Russian.
// The course page: program, teachers and sign-up on one page.
The course explains itself: length, hours, format and diploma are visible at once, and you can sign up from any block.
What I did: went through the course as a future student would, designed and built the page, connected the form to the CRM and moved the page from its separate address onto the main site.
01 / Challenge
The course lived apart from the site
The course page sat on a separate address in a site builder, while the school's main site runs on a different platform. The school needed a page that explains the course by itself, and a place for it on the main site.
I went through the page as someone choosing a course would: what is the profession, how long is it, is it online, is there a diploma, who teaches. All of that has to be visible at once, before scrolling.
What had to be solved
- The course on one screen
Length, hours, format and diploma visible at once, with the teacher next to them.
- A path to the application
A sign-up button in the header and in every block, with the form opening right on the page.
- Living on the main site
One address on the school's site, and the "Training" menu item leads to it.
02 / What I did
The course page, from the first screen to the application
I designed and built the whole page: headline, program by blocks, teachers, reviews, FAQ and sign-up.
- First screen
A headline, four tiles with the key facts about the course, and a photo of the teacher.
- Program
The course blocks in order and what a student can do by the end.
- Teachers and reviews
Who teaches, graduates who teach themselves, video reviews from students.
- Questions and sign-up
The FAQ opens as a list. An application goes into Bitrix24, the school's CRM; every submission counts as a goal in the school's analytics, and a thank-you page opens after it. That way the school can see how many people signed up from the page.
- On the main site
The page lives on the school's site, the menu leads to it, and the old course address redirects here.
03 / The site
On a laptop and on a phone
On a phone, the four tiles stack into a column and the sign-up button stays in the header.
04 / What came of it
What changed for the school
- The course is on the main site
One address instead of a separate builder page, and the old address redirects.
- Applications land in the CRM
Every application goes straight into Bitrix24, with no copying by hand.
- Sign-ups show up in the school's analytics
The goal shows how many people signed up from the page.
The number of applications stays with the school, and I don't publish it.
This was my website development service, from $300.
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