Catalogue & Price List

Catalogue & Price List is a landing page for trade suppliers whose catalogue is the sales pitch. It solves the thing that kills most wholesale enquiry pages: the buyer suspects the prices are being withheld until a salesperson can call them. This page publishes the trade tiers on the page itself and promises both files in one email.
Sections, in order

Sticky navbar with anchors and a catalogue button.
Hero — an edition badge with the revision date, four count tiles (products, ranges, pages, price tiers), a plain explanation of why trade credentials are required, and a catalogue mock-up built from stacked CSS sheets with a cover photo and a list of what each file contains.
Terms ticker — minimum order, dispatch time, no exclusivity.
What actually arrives — three cards: the PDF, the price list as a spreadsheet rather than a PDF, and an order form that totals itself.
Ranges — an eight-tile grid with a line count on each, so the buyer can judge the depth of the offer before opening anything.
Trade tiers — a four-row table of order value, discount, payment terms and delivery, printed openly with the note that tiers are never negotiated privately.
Terms in six lines — minimum order, carton quantities, dispatch, breakages, no shelf fees, and image licensing.
Retailer quotes — three, each about a commercial detail rather than a compliment.
FAQ — six buyer questions: why a business number, WhatsApp delivery, price changes, online-only sellers, samples and showroom, mailing list.
Request section — a trade form with business name, registration number, business type and an email-or-WhatsApp delivery choice.

Design and style. Warm and retail-catalogue-like: terracotta and teal on cream, Playfair Display over Inter, a rule under each section title, and product tiles that lift on hover. FAQ accordion, scroll reveal and mobile menu are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. The tier table is the heart of the page — replace all four rows with your real thresholds, and keep the minimum order identical in the ticker, the terms list and the FAQ. Update the counts in the hero to match the catalogue you actually send, because a buyer who counts 380 products and receives 90 will not ask a second time. Both delivery routes need to work: if you cannot send files on WhatsApp, delete that radio option rather than leaving it unhandled. The form uses named inputs with no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the submit handler on publish and requests arrive in Form Submissions with the registration number and preferred channel attached.
Best suited to wholesalers and distributors, manufacturers selling to retail, food and beverage suppliers, uniform and equipment vendors, and any trade business whose next step is "send me your price list".