Life Coach Melody
Melody Taylor-Fliege, a former entrepreneur turned Life Coach, leads the Akashic Records Initiative in Loveland, Colorado (US) & Berlin (Germany) and needed a robust digital platform to support her work. Liquis successfully designed and developed a comprehensive website that modernized her online presence.
We crafted a refreshing design layout with an engaging UI and rich UX to enhance user interaction. Our WIX experts executed a complex migration from an outdated platform to WIX, seamlessly transferring over 500 blog posts. Additionally, we built a "Manage It Yourself" CMS for effortless content management.
To further elevate the platform, we integrated unique interactive tools, including Eliza, a chatbot coaching assistant; a card-based coaching game for decision-making and inspiration; and 'Spin the 5 Element Dice,' a self-coaching tool for personal growth and reflection. This digital transformation empowered Melody Taylor-Fliege to expand her coaching initiatives with an innovative and dynamic online presence.
How happy is our client
Varun and his team have been instrumental in helping me transitioning my homepage between two providers, in the process redesigning the page, and also making it more user friendly.
This included setting up the page with a contract for a domain, editing the page, working on page design in close cooperation with me, and finally developing 3 on-line coaching tools that needed special coding for implementation.
Siddhee helped resolve carrying my dated blog posts forth on my new website to avoid the cost for an old domain to keep the old blog posts alive.
The coaching tools, thereby, were of major importance to me. I didn't have an exact idea for the appearance of the coaching tools, just a visual basis from where to start. However, the team developed the tools into functional and optically pleasant electronic coaching tools. For simplicity, these are now all displayed on my home page rather than separate pages for each tool.
In total, I would state that Varun and his team were technically capable of accomplishing the tasks we had agreed on. They also used some creativity in creating the website and coding the coaching tools. They stayed mostly in budget, except where extra cost couldn’t be avoided.
Melody Taylor-Fliege
