Web hosting for consultants and coaches

Build a website for my consulting practice. I am an independent management consultant.

About me and the practice:
- Name: [Full Name], practice name [Practice Name or "none"], based in [City, Country], working [on site / remote / both]
- Background: [e.g. 12 years in operations at a consumer goods company, then 4 years at a consulting firm]
- Credentials: [e.g. MBA from ..., Lean Six Sigma Black Belt from ..., PMP]
- Clients I work with: [e.g. family-run manufacturers with 50 to 500 staff]
- Problems I solve, in client words: [e.g. margins shrinking as we grow, too many decisions land on the founder, no one owns the numbers]
- How I work: [e.g. 2-week diagnostic, then a 3 to 6 month implementation, or a fractional COO role 2 days a week]
- Engagements I offer: [name, what is included, typical length, price or "from" price, for each]
- Case studies I can publish: [client or anonymised description, situation, what I did, result with timeframe and who measured it, a quote and the name/role I may use; add each]
- Booking link: [Calendly / Cal.com URL]; email: [email]; phone/WhatsApp: [with country code, or "none"]
- LinkedIn: [URL]

Home page sections, in this order:
1. Hero: an H1 that names the client and the problem, e.g. "Operations consultant for growing manufacturers in [City/Region]", one line on the outcome, my photo, and buttons "Book a discovery call" and "See how I work".
2. Problems I solve: three to five cards, each a problem in the client's words with one line on what changes.
3. How I work: my method as a named, numbered sequence (e.g. Diagnose, Design, Deliver, Hand over) with what the client gets at each step.
4. Engagements: a card per engagement with who it is for, what is included, length and price or "from" price, each linking to its own page.
5. Case studies: three summary cards (client type, problem, result with timeframe) linking to full pages.
6. About me: a 150-word bio focused on the client's problems, credentials with issuing bodies, and a real photo.
7. Who this is not for: three honest lines that save both sides a call.
8. FAQ: 8 questions buyers ask (how long, what you need from us, how you price, confidentiality, working with our team, remote vs on site, what happens after).
9. Final call to action with what happens on the discovery call.
10. Footer: name, city, email, LinkedIn, privacy notice link.

Also create:
- services/[engagement-slug].html as a template for one engagement: who it is for, outcomes, scope, deliverables, timeline, price, what I need from you, a 4-question FAQ, and Service JSON-LD. Make one complete page and tell me how to copy it.
- case-studies/[slug].html as a template: situation, approach, result, in their words, and the services used, with Article JSON-LD.
- book.html: what happens on the call, who it suits, the scheduler, and a "Request a proposal" form for companies.
- privacy.html.

Design: calm and senior. White with a single deep [ink blue / forest green / charcoal] accent, a sharp sans-serif for headings and a readable serif or sans for text, generous whitespace, simple diagrams drawn as inline SVG for the method. No handshake or skyline stock photos, no puzzle pieces, no lightbulbs.

Build a website for my coaching practice. I am a business and executive coach.

About me:
- Name: [Full Name], based in [City, Country], coaching [online / in person / both], time zones [e.g. IST and GMT]
- Credentials: [e.g. ICF PCC, certified in [assessment], MBA]
- Background: [e.g. former VP Sales, 15 years leading teams]
- Who I coach: [e.g. founders of 10 to 200 person startups, newly promoted VPs, leadership teams]
- What changes for them: [e.g. delegate without losing quality, run a leadership team, handle board conversations]
- Coaching approach: [e.g. 1:1 sessions every two weeks, 360 interviews at the start, stakeholder check-ins]
- Programs: [name, format, length, price or "from" price, who pays (individual or company), for each]
- Testimonials I may publish: [quote, name, role, company or "anonymous", and permission; add each]
- Booking link: [URL]; email: [email]; LinkedIn: [URL]

Home page sections, in this order:
1. Hero: an H1 such as "Executive coach for founders and new VPs", one line on the change clients get, my photo, and buttons "Book a discovery call" and "Programs".
2. Is this you?: four short statements a future client would recognise in themselves.
3. What changes: before-and-after pairs in plain words, with no promises of specific results.
4. How coaching works with me: the arc of an engagement (chemistry call, 360 interviews, goal setting, sessions, review), as a numbered sequence.
5. Programs: a card per program with format, length, price or "from" price, and a note on company-sponsored coaching.
6. Testimonials: only the ones I provided, word for word, with name and role as permitted.
7. About me: a 150-word bio, credentials with issuing bodies, my coaching ethics (e.g. ICF Code of Ethics), and confidentiality in one paragraph.
8. For HR and L&D teams: how sponsored coaching works, what is reported back to the company and what stays confidential.
9. FAQ: 8 questions, including "Is coaching the same as therapy?" with an honest answer and when I refer people on.
10. Final call to action with what happens on the chemistry call.
11. Footer: name, email, LinkedIn, privacy notice link.

Also create:
- programs/[program-slug].html as a template: who it is for, outcomes, format, sessions, between-session support, price, a 4-question FAQ, and Service JSON-LD.
- for-companies.html: sponsored coaching for teams, with a "Request a proposal" form.
- book.html and privacy.html.

Design: confident and warm. Off-white with a deep [colour] accent and one warm secondary colour, a strong sans-serif for headings, large portrait photography of me, short paragraphs. No mountain summits, no rowing teams, no chess pieces.

Build a website for my training and speaking business.

About me:
- Name: [Full Name], based in [City, Country], travelling to [regions] and delivering online
- Topics: [e.g. feedback conversations, presenting with data, managing hybrid teams]
- Formats: [e.g. 45-minute keynote, half-day workshop, 6-week manager program, train-the-trainer]
- Audiences: [e.g. first-line managers, sales teams, leadership offsites, conferences]
- Credentials: [e.g. certified facilitator, author of ..., former ...]
- Past events and clients I may name: [event or company, year, format; only with permission]
- Fees: [a "from" fee per format, or "on request"; travel policy]
- Video: [YouTube or Vimeo URL of a talk, or "none yet"]
- Booking link: [URL]; email: [email]; LinkedIn: [URL]

Home page sections, in this order:
1. Hero: an H1 such as "Corporate trainer and speaker on [topic]", one line on what audiences leave able to do, a stage or workshop photo of me, and buttons "Check availability" and "Topics".
2. Topics: a card per topic with a one-line promise of a skill, the formats it comes in, and a link to its page.
3. Formats: keynote, workshop and program compared in a simple table (length, group size, delivery, what participants take away).
4. Watch me speak: a video preview image that loads the YouTube or Vimeo player only after a click.
5. How a booking works: brief call, tailoring, delivery, follow-up material, as a numbered sequence.
6. Past events and clients: names only where I have permission, as text, no logo wall unless I supply the logos.
7. Feedback: participant and organiser quotes I provided, word for word.
8. About me: a 100-word and a 250-word bio side by side for organisers to copy, plus high-resolution photo links.
9. FAQ: 8 questions organisers ask (tailoring, group size, online delivery, AV needs, materials, fees, travel, recordings).
10. Booking enquiry form for organisers (see the technical requirements) with event date, format, audience size and location.
11. Footer: name, email, LinkedIn, privacy notice link.

Also create:
- topics/[topic-slug].html as a template: the problem, learning outcomes, agenda for each format, who should attend, a 4-question FAQ, and Service JSON-LD.
- speaker-kit.html: a printable one-page speaker sheet (bio, topics, photo, contact) with a print stylesheet so organisers can save it as a PDF.
- privacy.html.

Design: energetic but professional. White with one bold [colour], a heavy sans-serif for headings, large photos from real sessions, quotes set big. No microphones-on-black stock images.

Build a website for my career coaching practice.

About me:
- Name: [Full Name], based in [City, Country], coaching [online / in person]
- Background: [e.g. 9 years as a tech recruiter, hiring manager for ...]
- Credentials: [e.g. ICF ACC, certified in ...]
- Who I help: [e.g. engineers moving into product management, mid-career switchers, graduates]
- Services: [e.g. CV and LinkedIn rewrite, interview coaching, career-switch program, salary negotiation session; with format, length and price for each]
- Success stories I may publish: [before role, after role, timeframe, quote, name and permission; add each]
- Booking link: [URL]; email: [email]; WhatsApp: [with country code, or "none"]; LinkedIn: [URL]
- Payment link for fixed-price services: [Stripe / Razorpay / PayPal link, or "none"]

Home page sections, in this order:
1. Hero: an H1 such as "Career coach for engineers moving into product roles", one line on the outcome, my photo, and buttons "Book a free call" and "Services".
2. Where are you now?: four short paths (job search stalled, switching fields, preparing for interviews, negotiating an offer) each linking to the right service.
3. Services: a card per service with what is included, turnaround, price, and a "Book" or "Pay and book" button.
4. How it works: a numbered sequence from first call to offer.
5. Success stories: only the ones I provided, with before and after roles and the timeframe, and a line that results vary and depend on the market and the person.
6. About me: a 150-word bio showing hiring-side experience, credentials, languages.
7. Free resources: links to two guides on my blog and a free CV checklist page.
8. FAQ: 8 questions, including "Can you guarantee I will get a job?" with an honest no and what I do guarantee (time, feedback, turnaround).
9. Final call to action.
10. Footer: name, email, LinkedIn, privacy notice link.

Also create:
- services/[service-slug].html as a template with Service JSON-LD.
- resources/cv-checklist.html: a printable CV checklist with a print stylesheet and an email sign-up form beside it.
- book.html and privacy.html.

Design: optimistic and clear. White with a bright but grown-up [teal / blue / green], a friendly sans-serif, my photo, simple icons drawn as inline SVG. No ladders, no arrows pointing up, no people jumping.

Build a website for my coaching practice. I am a life and wellness coach.

About me:
- Name: [Full Name], based in [City, Country], coaching [online / in person]
- Credentials: [e.g. ICF ACC, certified health coach from ..., yoga teacher training]
- Who I help: [e.g. working parents rebuilding routines, people after a career break, women in their 40s]
- Areas I coach: [e.g. habits and routines, confidence, life transitions, stress and balance]
- What I do not do: [e.g. I am not a therapist, doctor or dietitian; I refer people on when that is what they need]
- Packages: [name, number of sessions, length, between-session support, price; add each]
- Testimonials I may publish: [quote, first name or initials, permission; add each]
- Booking link: [URL]; email: [email]; Instagram or LinkedIn: [URL]
- Local helpline to list for anyone in crisis: [e.g. Tele-MANAS 14416 in India, 988 in the US]

Home page sections, in this order:
1. Hero: an H1 such as "Life coach for working parents in [City] and online", one gentle line on what changes, a natural photo of me, and buttons "Book a free call" and "How coaching works".
2. Does this sound familiar?: four short statements in the reader's own words.
3. How coaching works: a numbered sequence (free call, first session, weekly or fortnightly sessions, review), and what a session feels like.
4. Packages: a card per package with sessions, support between sessions and price.
5. Testimonials: only the ones I provided, word for word, with a line that experiences vary.
6. About me: a warm 150-word bio, credentials with issuing bodies, and why I do this work.
7. Coaching and therapy: a short, clear section on the difference, when I refer someone to a therapist or doctor, and the crisis helpline.
8. FAQ: 8 questions, answered kindly and plainly.
9. Final call to action.
10. Footer: name, email, social link, privacy notice link, and the line "Coaching is not therapy or medical care."

Also create:
- packages/[package-slug].html as a template with Service JSON-LD.
- resources/[e.g. weekly-reset].html: a printable free worksheet with a print stylesheet and an email sign-up form beside it.
- book.html and privacy.html (written for people who care about privacy).

Design: calm and human. Soft off-white, a muted [sage / clay / dusk blue] accent, a warm serif for headings, rounded shapes, real photos of me outdoors or at work. No sunsets with quotes, no stock silhouettes, no pop-ups.

Never claim to treat, cure or diagnose anything, and never promise weight, health or mental-health outcomes.

Build a website for my group coaching program.

About the program:
- Program name: [Name], run by [Full Name], [credentials]
- Who it is for: [e.g. freelance designers who want to raise their rates]
- The transformation, honestly stated: [e.g. a clear offer, a pricing page and three sales conversations by the end]
- Format: [e.g. 8 weeks, a live group call every Tuesday, a community space, templates, 1:1 office hours]
- Cohort dates and size: [next start date, application deadline, max participants]
- Price: [price, payment plan if any, refund policy]
- Where the course and community live: [e.g. Circle, Teachable, Discord, WhatsApp; link]
- Payment link: [Stripe / Razorpay / PayPal link]
- Past participant stories I may publish: [quote, name, what changed, timeframe; add each]
- Email: [email]; social: [URLs]

Home page sections, in this order:
1. Hero: an H1 such as "[Program Name]: an 8-week program for freelance designers raising their rates", the next start date, places left as a number I will edit by hand, and buttons "Join the next cohort" and "Join the waitlist".
2. Who it is for, and who it is not for: two short honest lists.
3. What you will be able to do by the end: five concrete outcomes, no income promises.
4. Curriculum: week by week, as a numbered list with one line each.
5. How it runs: live calls (with time zone), community, templates, office hours, time needed per week.
6. Participant stories: only the ones I provided, with a line that results vary with effort and circumstances.
7. Price and payment plan: what is included, the refund policy in plain words, and the payment button linking to my payment page.
8. About the coach: a 150-word bio and credentials.
9. FAQ: 8 questions (time commitment, missed calls, recordings, refunds, who should not join, what happens after).
10. Waitlist form: name and email only, with consent.
11. Footer: name, email, social links, privacy notice and refund policy links.

Also create:
- curriculum.html with the full week-by-week detail.
- thank-you.html for after payment, linking to the course platform login and the onboarding steps.
- refund-policy.html and privacy.html.

Design: lively and organised. White with a bold [colour] and one supporting colour, a chunky sans-serif for headings, a dated cohort timeline drawn in HTML and CSS, real screenshots of templates. No laptop-on-the-beach photos and no countdown timers.

Do not add earnings claims, income screenshots or "make X per month" language.

Technical requirements:
- Output index.html and every extra page I asked for as complete files, with all CSS in a <style> tag and only a little vanilla JavaScript. No frameworks, no build step, no external libraries.
- Mobile-first and responsive from 360px wide. The primary button, "Book a discovery call" (or the main action I named), appears in the header and after every major section. On phones, add a sticky bottom bar with that button and an Email or WhatsApp link. Tap targets at least 44px.
- Accessible: semantic HTML, one H1 per page, alt text on every image, visible focus styles, AA colour contrast, a 17 to 18px base font, and no autoplay audio or video.
- Fast: a system font stack or at most one web font with font-display: swap, width and height on every image, and loading="lazy" on images below the first screen. Don't add srcset; my host generates image sizes.
- Booking: booking buttons link to my booking page. On book.html, explain what happens on the call and show a "Choose a time" button that loads the scheduler in an iframe only after a click, with a plain "Open the booking page" link as a fallback. Never load a scheduler, video or map iframe when the page opens.
- Forms: a standard HTML <form> with method="POST" and a name attribute on every field. Enquiry or proposal form: name, email, company (optional), what you want to change (dropdown), budget range (optional dropdown), timeline (dropdown), and one message field with a 600-character limit. Sign-up or waitlist forms: name and email only. Add a required consent checkbox linking to privacy.html on every form. No file uploads.
- Payments: link out to my payment page (Stripe Payment Links, Razorpay Payment Pages or PayPal). Never ask for card details on my site.
- Proof and claims: use only the testimonials, client names, logos and results I gave you, word for word, with the name and role I gave permission for. Never invent quotes, numbers, logos, awards or "as featured in" badges. State results with a timeframe and context, and add "Individual results; outcomes vary" near any result. No guarantees of outcomes, income, jobs or health. Name certifications only with their issuing body. Mark anything I must verify with [CHECK].
- Regulated advice: if my work touches investment, tax, legal, medical or mental-health topics, describe only services I am licensed to give, and add a footer line that the site is general information and not regulated advice [CHECK].
- SEO: a title under 60 characters with my name, what I do and who for or where; a meta description under 160 characters; an H1 that names who I help and with what; Open Graph and Twitter card tags with a 1200 x 630 image; a canonical link to https://[yourdomain.com]/.
- Structured data (JSON-LD): me as Person with name, jobTitle, image, url, sameAs (LinkedIn and other profiles), knowsAbout, knowsLanguage, alumniOf and hasCredential for each certification; my practice as ProfessionalService only if I have an office address, otherwise use Person; each package or engagement as an Offer (name, description, price, priceCurrency) under makesOffer; Service on each service page; Article with author and dateModified on posts and case studies; FAQPage for any FAQ; BreadcrumbList on inner pages. No Review or AggregateRating markup.
- Use relative links and paths such as images/portrait.webp so the site works on any domain.
- Mark every piece of placeholder text I still need to replace with [EDIT].
- Give me each file in its own code block, then list the photos I need with file names and sizes (portrait 800 x 1000, square headshot 400 x 400 for author bios, at least two working photos 1600px wide, Open Graph image 1200 x 630).