# EPIC Retreat

**2026** — Case Study

EPIC Retreat is a premium business retreat in Cabo, part of Vic Keller's EPIC MBA ecosystem. The pitch is simple: entrepreneurs and business owners get so deep in day-to-day operations that they lose perspective. This is a structured way to step away — build deeper relationships with other founders, gain fresh perspective, and learn from people who've already built through the same problems. It's exclusive and application-based: networking, business conversations, private dinners, activities, and high-level peer learning.

The job was translating that into a Webflow site with a full application flow — a Home page that sells the retreat, a Thank You page after applying, and Terms and Policy pages.

Tags: Webflow, Figma, Relume, Interactions

Live site: https://epic-retreats.webflow.io/

## The Challenge

This build had a few firsts. Tabs — real interactive tab components — were new to me, and they were core to how the content was organized, so they had to actually work cleanly rather than be faked. On top of that, the whole thing had a two-day deadline, and the page had to feel as premium as the retreat itself — this is a high-ticket, application-based offer, so the design had to earn trust at every scroll.

## The Approach

Got the Figma design and built it in Webflow in two days. Used Relume components as the starting structure, then customized them to match the design instead of leaving them stock. The tab sections were the real learning curve — I figured out how to structure and wire them so they switch content smoothly and stay responsive at every breakpoint. On top of that, I layered in a small set of meaningful interactions — hover states, scroll reveals, and subtle motion — enough to make the page feel alive without ever getting in the way of the message.

## The Solution

Four-page Webflow site — Home, Thank You, Terms, and Policy — built from a Figma design in two days using Relume as the foundation, with custom tab components, a full application flow, and a restrained set of meaningful interactions.

## Results

1. Full retreat site shipped in 2 days — Home, Thank You, Terms, and Policy pages
2. Built my first real tab components — learned how to structure and wire them cleanly
3. Added a small set of meaningful interactions — hover states, scroll reveals, subtle motion — without overdoing it
4. Relume used as the starting foundation, then customized to match the design
5. Clean application flow: Home sells the retreat, Thank You confirms the application