Consultation Booking

Consultation Booking is a landing page for a professional who sells their time. Credibility does the selling here, so the page leads with credentials, names the exact services, prices the sessions openly, and only then asks for the booking.
Sections, in order

Sticky navbar with a licence badge beside the name — the first trust signal on the page.
Hero — headline, a plain-language subhead, two calls to action, four hard statistics, and the consultant's portrait card with a floating litigation-credential chip.
Credentials grid — four cards: certification, professional membership, licence to practise, and confidentiality. These answer the only question that matters when hiring an adviser.
Services — six cards, each with a result badge (most requested, average saving, ready for a lender), so a visitor can self-select before booking.
Three-step process — booking, session, written plan, each with its own turnaround time.
Client testimonials — three cards carrying real numbers, because in this field a vague testimonial is worth nothing.
Packages — three tiers priced by session length, with the middle one highlighted, plus a note that every package includes a written summary and follow-up window.
Booking section — three reassurance cards (no upfront commitment, confidentiality, a clarity guarantee) beside the booking form with a service dropdown and a free-text description of the situation.
FAQ — six questions about remote sessions, documents, whether it is too early, legality, payment, and rescheduling.
Footer with the office address, opening hours and a floating chat button.

Design and style. Sober navy and gold on white — a palette that signals a professional practice rather than a startup. Generous spacing, restrained cards, and vanilla JavaScript for the accordion, the mobile menu and the scroll reveal.
Before you publish. Replace the credentials with your own — they are the load-bearing part of this page — along with the prices, the office address and the chat number. The form has named inputs and no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and bookings arrive in Form Submissions.
Best suited to accountants and tax advisers, lawyers, financial planners, business coaches, architects, clinics, or any practitioner whose sale begins with a paid or free consultation.