Seasonal Hamper Promo

Seasonal Hamper Promo is a landing page for gifting that has to arrive on a date. That single constraint shapes everything: a cut-off bar above the navigation, a countdown to the last order date, a published delivery table by destination, and a promise that ordering early buys certainty rather than an early parcel.
Sections, in order

Cut-off bar above the header, repeating the two dates that matter — retail and corporate.
Sticky navbar with anchors and an order button.
Hero — collection badge, a made-to-order promise, a countdown to the ordering deadline, two calls to action, and a photograph with a floating "packed to order" chip.
The collection — six hamper cards, each with a price, a struck-through original where there is one, a status flag (sold out last year, most ordered, alcohol-free, serves eight) and the contents listed item by item, because a hamper bought blind is a hamper returned.
Three things not charged for — a dark green band covering the handwritten card, the chosen delivery date, and free allergy swaps: the three things gifting sites usually sell back at checkout.
Delivery table — destination, last order date, delivery window and cost, with the chilled-goods and damage promise beneath it.
Corporate gifting — twenty boxes or more, with volume pricing, invoicing and the address-checking detail that stops returns.
Reviews — three, including a four-star one about a sold-out hamper.
FAQ — six questions: choosing the date, allergies, whether the price is final, damage, multiple addresses, ordering after the cut-off.
Order form — hamper, quantity, delivery date, card message and dietary notes.

Design and style. Festive without novelty: deep forest green and antique gold on cream, Cormorant Garamond over Inter, small ornament flourishes above section titles, and rounded product cards. Countdown, FAQ accordion, a date field that cannot be set in the past, scroll reveal and mobile menu are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. Set the countdown deadline in the script and keep it identical to the cut-off bar, the delivery table and the order section — four places, one date, and a countdown that disagrees with the table costs you the order. Rewrite every hamper's contents to match what you actually pack; that list is the part people read. Update the delivery table with your own zones before anything else, because it is the section that decides whether someone orders today or leaves to check a competitor. The form uses named inputs with no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and orders arrive in Form Submissions with hamper, date, card message and dietary notes attached.
Best suited to festive hampers, Eid and Christmas gift boxes, bakery and patisserie seasonal ranges, florists, wine and coffee subscriptions sold as gifts, and any promotion where a delivery deadline is the reason to act now.