Long-Form Course Sales Page — Sticky-Nav Variant

What it does

• Sticky section nav — a slim bar with hero, curriculum, wins, pricing, and FAQ stays pinned so visitors always know where they are
• Hero with primary CTA — opens with course name, tagline, and the main enrollment button above the fold
• Curriculum module breakdown — each module gets its own card with title, lesson count, and a one-line outcome
• Student wins block — testimonials and transformation highlights between curriculum and pricing to soften the price reveal
• Pricing section with enrollment CTA — tiers or single offer with the strongest call to action on the page
• FAQ accordion — expandable answers to handle the most common objections without bloating the page
• Cohesive editorial style — warm serif headlines and clean body type keep the long page readable and on-brand

Best use cases

• Course creators — a full long-form sales page for a flagship course
• Coaches and consultants — a structured program sold through the full pain-to-pricing arc
• Memberships — a long-form pitch for the community, content library, and recurring value
• Cohort programs — sticky nav helps visitors hop between curriculum, schedule, and pricing
• Digital products — when the offer needs more space than a short landing page

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — primary, secondary, and accent slots covering the sticky nav, hero, section dividers, and pricing block. Swap for any brand register.
• Fonts — two roles: a serif for headlines and section titles, and a clean sans for body, nav, and form copy
• Copy — hero headline and tagline, problem framing, module titles and outcomes, student wins, pricing, FAQ, and final CTA
• Images — hero course image, instructor portrait, student photos, and module thumbnails
• Behavior — control sticky nav anchors, FAQ open behavior, and whether pricing shows tiers or a single price