Context:

Kristen had been in the Human Design world for years—reading, experimenting, learning, and low-key obsessing (in the best way). She was finally ready to turn all that into something public-facing: readings and mentorship with a focus on making Human Design applicable to everyday life. 

Oh, and also? Kristen launched her website and moved to Switzerland on the same day. Three hours after we hit publish, she was at the airport. 

So she needed a site that came together quickly but didn’t feel thrown together. Something that could support her work from day one, even if she wasn’t fully unpacked yet.

Challenge:

Human Design can be...a lot. Even for people who are curious about it, it’s easy to get lost in definitions and diagrams. Layer in a playful hotel theme, and there were plenty of opportunities for Kristen’s approach (the thing that makes her work so good) to get lost, or worse, feel like a gimmick.

Solution:

We built a one-page site that dials in on what her audience wants: not just a chart and explanation, but support they can apply to their own life—goals, struggles, beliefs, all of it. The copy speaks directly to that, while the design leans into the elevated hotel vibe to give users the feeling of, “you’ve arrived, take a breath, and enjoy your stay.”

Results:

Website launched. Suitcase packed. New chapter fully in motion. Now she’s got a site that reflects her voice, invites the right people in, and keeps rolling while she finds her footing in a new place with a new, growing business.