Let the brand lead, not the tool
I pulled colours, type and imagery from the brand’s Instagram into a mood board before touching a page.
Why it matters
Followers arrive from Instagram. The site should feel like a continuation, not a template.
← All work
Elemental VisionsLive website
Ancient wisdom, booked online.
A booking platform for tarot, palm reading and life coaching. My first AI build in 2025, redesigned in 2026 around the brand’s own visual mood.
- Role
- UI designer & builder
- Type
- Client project
- Tools
- Lovable · Bolt (2025) → Claude Code (2026)
- Timeline
- Jun – Aug 2025 · redesign 2026
- Platform
- Web
The brief
The client offers tarot readings, palm reading and life coaching, and needed a platform where people could understand each service and book a session.
What I owned
I designed and built the platform. It was my second project and my first time building with AI instead of hand-coding, using Lovable and Bolt. A year later I redesigned it from scratch.
Starting point
A client brief, the brand’s Instagram presence, and a mood board I assembled from it.
How I worked
Version one came out of prompt-driven tools, and it looked like it. For the redesign I collected the brand’s Instagram palette, type and imagery into a mood board, then rebuilt every page against it, so the website finally feels like the same brand people already follow.
Design decisions
How it takes shape.
What I did
The hero carries two actions only: book a session, or explore services.
Why
The business runs on bookings. Every page leads back to that.
Introduce the reader before the reading
The About section leads with Sakshi’s portrait, the questions that brought her to this work, and what a session gives you: clarity, awareness, alignment.
Why it matters
Tarot and coaching are trust purchases. People book a person, not a service, so they meet her before they see a price.
Services as tarot cards
Each service is a navy card with gold line art, framed like a tarot card, with one sentence and a View service button. On phones the cards become a swipeable deck.
Why it matters
The format itself says what the business is. It turns a plain service list into something that feels like drawing a card.
A crystal shop organised by intention
The Crystal Studio groups 61 products by stone, tags each with intentions like protection or clarity, and adds search plus filters by product type.
Why it matters
Buyers usually start from a need, not a stone name. Searching “protection” should be enough to find the right piece.
Booking through WhatsApp
The booking form asks for name, email, service and a short note, then sends it as a WhatsApp message.
Why it matters
Clients reach the business on an app they already use, and the business gets enquiries without a separate inbox to monitor.
Where it landed
Live website.
The redesigned site is live. It has not been instrumented for analytics, so this case study documents the design, not traffic results.
Explore live ↗Reflection
Comparing my 2025 and 2026 versions of the same brief is the clearest record of how my eye and my AI workflow changed in a year.
Next, I would add a booking confirmation flow and measure how many visitors reach it.