O I met Magda in Bali, Indonesia, where she was a Yoga instructor and lived there permanently. She showed us local life in Bali and guided us through the first few days of acclimatization on site. Our cooperation began with the first website design, which was a very simple website with Magda’s image and her vision for the world and life. Over time, and above all due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the lack of direct contact with students, Magda and I came up with the idea of ​​developing the website towards a small e-commerce. In the beginning, the sole purpose of the website and store was to sell online yoga classes. The range of products expanded quite quickly and we introduced the possibility of subscribing to an online yoga course. Magda’s activity developed at a dizzying pace. We both came to the conclusion that the website present at that time is not properly prepared for the ever-increasing and rapidly growing number of users using Magda’s offer.

It was then that the project code-named MadalenaYoga 2.0 began to be created, which we can see today. Website, e-commerce and blog. A new, clearer and eye-pleasing design, a much more efficient and comfortable UX, a larger range of products along with the possibility of signing up for various types of yoga trips organized by Magda. Fully automated online tools to help Magda conduct classes and sell products without any technical worries.