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Blog Web Design

Build a blog that reads beautifully and grows on purpose.

Design, structure and publish a content platform with a real editorial system behind it — not a default theme and three abandoned posts.

View what you'll build
Level
Beginner to intermediate
Time
Roughly 45–75 minutes per task day
Start
New cohort begins at least 30 days from now — exact date to be announced

All prices will increase after the presale period has ended — buy now to lock in today's price.

A laptop showing a clean editorial blog layout beside printed article spreads

You finish with a live blog, a designed article template, your first published posts and a publishing rhythm you can keep.

This is for you if…

  • You want a content home you own, not just social feeds
  • Your current blog looks generic and reads badly
  • You want structure that makes publishing sustainable

This is not for you if…

  • You only want quick social content
  • You are not prepared to write anything yourself
  • You want guaranteed traffic numbers — nobody honest can promise those

The transformation

Before

A default theme, an empty category list and a nagging feeling that you should be publishing.

During

Design decisions and writing tasks in the same week, so the platform and the content grow together.

After

A blog that looks considered, reads well and has a repeatable production system behind it.

Inside a task day

About an hour a day, and it always ends in something real

Nothing here is passive. Each task day follows the same shape, so you always know what is being asked of you before you sit down.

  1. 10 minutesRead the task — one piece of the blog, from structure to search basics.
  2. 40 minutesDesign the template, write the post or set up the publishing system.
  3. 5 minutesSubmit the link and tick the requirement.
  4. 10 minutesRead a peer's post and tell them where you stopped reading.
Illustration of a blog article layout with hero image and category tags
A blog designed to be read and found — not a wall of unformatted text.

What you will actually have when you finish

  • A defined content pillar strategy
  • A designed article template with excellent typography
  • Home, archive, category and about pages
  • Your first published articles
  • A reusable post production checklist
  • An editorial calendar you can actually maintain

Everything included

What the presale price actually buys you

One price, one payment, no upsells inside the challenge. Here is the whole of it.

Structured daily tasks

Short, specific instructions that end in an action — not a playlist you promise yourself you'll finish.

Submissions and checkpoints

You submit your posts at each checkpoint, so progress is measured by work done, not videos played.

Peer feedback rounds

Structured review where you give and receive specific, useful notes from people working the same week.

Reviewer notes on your work

Direct notes on the posts you publish, focused on what to change next rather than vague praise.

Cohort community space

Progress threads, questions, wins and a group that notices when you go quiet.

Templates and working files

The planning sheets, checklists and starter files used in the challenge, yours to keep.

Lifetime access to your work

Your submissions, feedback and finished project stay in your account after the cohort ends.

Preparation materials today

Your account, onboarding questionnaire and prep work unlock immediately at the presale price.

Presale price

$199

Price increases when this challenge goes live.

All prices will increase after the presale period has ended — buy now to lock in today's price.

Illustration of a writer reviewing blog traffic growth on a tablet
You leave with published posts and a system for the next twelve.

Why this works

Why this finishes when courses don't

Progress is earned, not played

Your progress bar only moves when a requirement is completed — a plan filed, a post submitted, a checkpoint passed.

You work with a cohort, not alone

Everyone hits the same milestones in the same week, so the pace is set by the group rather than your motivation on a bad day.

Feedback before it's too late

Review points sit early enough to change direction, not at the end when the work is already finished.

One outcome, finished

The challenge is deliberately narrow. You are not learning everything — you are finishing one thing properly.

How this challenge runs

Interactive mechanics, not a playlist.

  • Typography and readability audit with the group
  • Article template checkpoint before writing at volume
  • Publishing milestones with submitted live links
  • Peer read-throughs on your first posts

Progress is calculated from completed requirements — tasks ticked, work submitted, checkpoints passed — never from videos played.

Milestones and completion

  1. 1. Onboarding questionnaire and goal set
  2. 2. Planning checkpoint approved
  3. 3. Mid-challenge build review
  4. 4. Peer feedback round completed
  5. 5. Final project submitted against the completion criteria

Draft challenge outline

Placeholder — editable before launch

These module titles are a working draft, not a finished curriculum. The confirmed outline and day-by-day schedule are published with your cohort's start date.

  1. 01

    Content pillars and audience

    Decide what this blog is about.

  2. 02

    Information architecture

    Categories, tags and navigation that scale.

  3. 03

    Editorial typography

    Type scale, measure, rhythm, readability.

  4. 04

    Designing the article template

    The page most visitors will actually see.

  5. 05

    Home and archive design

    Discovery beyond the newest post.

  6. 06

    Writing sprint

    Draft your first real articles.

  7. 07

    Publishing and on-page basics

    Headings, links, images, metadata.

  8. 08

    Editorial calendar and rhythm

    Keep going after the challenge ends.

Tools and prerequisites

  • A blogging platform or CMS
  • A writing tool you enjoy
  • An image source or editor

You do this with other people

Read-through swaps, headline clinics and a weekly publishing check-in thread.

Sharing is always your choice. You can keep submissions private to reviewers if you prefer.

How the community works

Cohort space — daily progress

Interface preview
  • Day 3 check-in thread

    Post your site map, say where you are stuck, and reply to two other people.

  • Feedback requested

    Submissions waiting for peer review appear here with a review rubric attached.

  • Launch wall

    Finished work gets posted, celebrated and — where you allow it — critiqued.

Add a second challenge and save

People taking Blog Web Design most often pair it with Writing & Content Creation Challenge. Together they are $403 instead of $448 — a saving of $45.

Or take all eight →

The reasons people hesitate — answered straight

Isn't blogging dead?

Search and AI answers both still need something to cite. What is dead is publishing thin posts with no plan behind them.

I can't write consistently.

That's a systems problem, and the challenge builds the system: a topic bank, templates and a publishing rhythm you can actually keep.

Do I need an existing site?

No. You can start from nothing, or restructure the blog you already have.

Will this teach me SEO?

The practical, durable parts of it: search intent, structure, internal linking and titles that earn the click.

The cost of another quarter

What waiting actually costs

  • Posts you don't publish never compound.
  • Every month of silence is a month of paying for attention you could have earned.
  • The presale price rises at launch.

A blog rewards the people who keep going. This challenge exists to get the first stretch behind you, in public, with support.

$199

Presale price, before this challenge goes live.

All prices will increase after the presale period has ended — buy now to lock in today's price.

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Blog Web Design questions, answered

The things people ask before they join the Blog Web Design Challenge — about the work, the price and the presale.

About the challenge itself

Before you buy

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