Offline Class / Bootcamp

Offline Class / Bootcamp is a registration page for an in-person course with a fixed date and a capped number of seats. The scarcity is real rather than manufactured, and the page leans on it: a countdown to the early-bird deadline, a live seat counter, and a schedule detailed enough to justify the price.
Sections, in order

Sticky navbar with anchors and a reserve button.
Hero — cohort badge, headline, subhead promising concrete take-homes, date, venue and class-size chips, two calls to action, and a track-record line.
Early-bird countdown — a live timer with the exact deadline and the exact price difference stated, plus a seat counter showing how many places remain.
Who it is for — four audience cards, each naming a different reason to attend.
Two-day schedule — a full timed agenda for both days, and every session carries an Output line saying what you leave that session holding. This is the section that justifies an in-person price.
Mentors — three practitioners with photo, role and the numbers behind their credibility.
What is included — the workbook, certificate, meals and recordings, so nobody wonders about hidden costs.
Gallery — four photographs from previous cohorts.
Pricing — two cards side by side: the standard price and the early bird, with the extras the early bird adds listed explicitly.
Alumni testimonials — three quotes, each carrying a measurable outcome.
FAQ — six questions on skill level, what to bring, whether you need an ad budget, cancellations, recordings and instalments.
Registration form — name, email, phone and city, with three reassurance lines beside it.

Design and style. Deep ink and amber on white, a schedule laid out as a real timetable, and cards that stay legible in a long page. Countdown, seat counter, FAQ accordion and mobile menu are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. Set the early-bird deadline in the countdown script and keep the event dates consistent everywhere they appear — the hero chip, both day headings, the pricing cards and the form header all repeat them. A countdown that has already expired renders as zeros and undoes the whole page. The form has named inputs and no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and registrations arrive in Form Submissions.
Best suited to bootcamps, workshops, training days, professional certifications, cooking or craft classes — any in-person course sold by the seat.