Sheet CS-01 / Brief and challenge The problem

Brief and challenge

The brief

Monica Curtis needed a complete online home for her personal brand: a platform to introduce her story, showcase her offers, host the BADE Collective community page and capture leads, all under one identity.

The challenge

Personal brand sites often collapse into either a résumé or a sales page. This one had to do both: build trust with first-time visitors while moving warm audiences toward her programs and community, across seven distinct pages without losing visual consistency.

Sheet CS-02 / Key decisions 3 details

Seven pages, one voice.

Three decisions that shaped the build: what I chose, why, and what it replaced.

One system across seven pages

Decision

A seven-page architecture on a single brand system anchored on her signature crimson.

Why

Seven pages with different jobs still had to read as one person.

Constraint

Monica edits the site herself, so every page is hand-built Elementor with clean structure.

Monica Curtis about page
Fig. D1The about page uses the same crimson system as every other page.

Give the community its own identity

Decision

A dedicated BADE Collective page with its own identity inside the master brand.

Why

The community needed to feel like a place to join, not another sales section.

BADE Collective page on monicacurtis.com
Fig. D2BADE Collective sits inside the master brand but carries its own look.

Capture leads without interrupting

Decision

A timed freebie popup rather than one that fires on arrival.

Why

Visitors see who Monica is before being asked for an email.

Instead of

A popup on page load.

Monica Curtis freebie popup
Fig. D3The freebie popup waits until the visitor has had time to read.
Sheet CS-04 / Ownership Who did what

My role

I did

Seven-page architecture, design, hand-built Elementor, popup set-up

Monica

Her story, her offers and programs, and her signature crimson

Client comment

Wonderful, you are THE best!!! ...this is the latest and greatest batch of work.
Signed off byMonica Curtis