SellerPath Academy

An independent mentor launched a course that trains people to work as marketplace managers for online sellers. She needed one page that explains the program, introduces her, shows what students say, names the start date of the next cohort and takes applications. The start date was the tricky part: it changes twice a month, and it appeared in six places on the page.

The first screen pairs three slowly floating colour blobs with the start date, the price and the application form. Below it come the benefits with counters, a 13-topic program that opens lesson by lesson, a bonus lesson, the mentor's section, a strip of seven reviews and a looping wall of students' own messages that stops under the cursor.

The start date now updates itself. Before the 15th the next cohort starts on the 15th, after that on the last day of the month, so nobody has to edit the page twice a month. The application form sits in the first screen and in a pop-up window, and on the live site each application goes to every recipient in Telegram.

The whole site was in place on the evening of 12 May 2026, and before that evening was over it also had search engine setup and analytics. Almost a month later, on 8 June, the start date began updating itself in all six places, and the page got fixes for phones, among them one for Safari on the iPhone.

For this portfolio we translated the site, replaced the marketplace name with a generic one, put initials in place of the mentor's photo, turned the screenshots of students' messages into translated message cards signed with initials and made the form show its success screen without sending anything.

One page carries the full path from "what is this course" to a sent application, and the date on it is always right.

Reviews and messages: real students, translated, initials only.