Online Course

Online Course is a full sales page for a paid course, written to answer every question a buyer asks before paying. It runs the whole distance: who it is for, what is inside module by module, who teaches it, what past students got, what it costs, and what happens if it disappoints.
Sections, in order

Sticky navbar with anchors to each stage of the argument and a permanent enrol button.
Hero — early-bird badge, headline, subhead, two calls to action, a guarantee line, four quick stats, and a video preview card.
Fit check — two honest columns: who this suits and who should not enrol. Turning some readers away is what makes the rest believe the pitch.
Curriculum accordion — six modules, each expanding into its individual lessons with durations, so nobody buys a black box.
Mentor profile — photo, credentials, a paragraph of track record and four proof chips.
Testimonials — three cards, each headed by a measurable outcome rather than an adjective.
Bonus stack — four extras with individual values adding to a headline total.
Pricing — three tiers with a highlighted middle plan, struck-through original prices, per-tier feature list including the items each tier does not include.
Guarantee panel — the refund terms spelled out, in plain language.
FAQ — six questions covering ability, access, time commitment, tier differences, refunds and certification.
Enrolment form — name, email, phone and a plan selector, with a chat option for the undecided.

Design and style. Clean and bright with a warm accent, generous spacing, and a curriculum accordion that keeps a long page navigable. Vanilla JavaScript throughout: accordion, smooth anchors, scroll reveal.
Before you publish. Update the module list, the mentor bio and all three price tiers — and keep the plan selector in the form consistent with the pricing cards, since buyers notice a mismatch. The form has named inputs and no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and enrolments land in Form Submissions.
Best suited to online courses, cohort-based programmes, certifications, bootcamps, or any paid education product sold on one page.