Learning Transfer and the Wraparound: design proposal prototype

A private prototype for review. It is not the live website. Start with “Browse the integrated site” to click through every page with the changes in place. The integration views show each change before and after, side by side with notes.

Status: proposal, awaiting approval by Jess and Josh.

  1. Browse the integrated siteStart on the homepage with every proposed change in place, and click around like a visitor would: the Learning Transfer menu item and footer link on every page, the homepage section, How we help, the service-page callouts and the contact option all lead to the Learning Transfer page, and its menu leads back into the site.Open
  2. Main landing pageLearning Transfer & Reinforcement, with the Wraparound as the packaged offer: hero, the gap, how it fits, the Wraparound and pricing, samples, process, people, FAQ and booking. Use the Review notes switch (bottom left) to show or hide review notes.Open
  3. Founding partners page (paid ads)A shorter, offer-led page for founders arriving from paid ads: founding partner rate $15,000, first two partners only. No site navigation; not indexed.Open
  4. Homepage integrationA full section straight after the homepage hero, with a primary button. Before and after, desktop and mobile.Open
  5. Services integrationA full Learning Transfer block on How we help, with what's included, the full-stack price and a button.Open
  6. Navigation and footer“Learning Transfer” in the main navigation (desktop and mobile menu) and in the footer on every page.Open
  7. Service-page calloutsA callout card with a button on Learning Design & Capability and Communication & Change, plus the inline line under “We think beyond launch day”.Open
  8. Contact pageAn “I run a training firm” option beside the contact reasons, linking to Learning Transfer.Open

Key to placeholder tags

Dashed outlines and black tags mark copy that is not yet agreed. They come off at launch.

PLACEHOLDER
Content we do not have yet, such as a partner quote or case study.
TO CONFIRM
A commercial or operational term that Jess and Josh need to decide.
ILLUSTRATIVE
An example shown to explain the idea, not a real deliverable or date.