Case study · Online course

Seven Day Theory is an online course that helps UK learners prepare for their driving theory test through daily video lessons, focused practice questions and mock tests. Its seven-day structure breaks a big topic into manageable steps.
The goal was a complete course-selling website: a persuasive sales page that explains the program, connected to a simple cart and card checkout, so a visitor can go from discovering the course to buying it in a few clicks.

The brief
01Before
Seven Day Theory needed a professional platform to present and sell its driving theory course. Beyond explaining the program, the site had to handle the whole purchase: product setup, pricing, cart, billing details and card payment.
02The goal
Create a modern, conversion-focused website that shows the value of the course, answers learners' questions and makes buying access quick and simple, with course marketing, e-commerce and payments working together in one place.
03What I built
Designed and built a WordPress website with Elementor and WooCommerce: a long-form sales page covering the course, the seven-day roadmap, what's included, reviews, the guarantee and FAQs, connected to a cart and a card checkout with billing details, order summary and coupon codes.
Challenges and results
Selling a course takes more than listing its lessons. Learners need to understand what they are buying, trust the offer and pay without friction. The challenge was to join the marketing and the e-commerce into one smooth journey.
Learners needed to understand how the seven-day program works, what it includes and how it prepares them for the test, without wading through a wall of text.
Unclear pricing, scattered information or extra steps between the sales message and the checkout lose buyers.
The course had to be bought directly on the site, not through manual sign-ups or external payment arrangements.
Once someone decides to buy, the checkout must collect billing details, show the order, accept coupon codes and take payment, with nothing in the way.
Learners paying for a course want to know exactly what they get and whether it will work for them.
Video lessons, question banks, explanations and mock tests had to be explained simply, without overwhelming visitors.
Built a structured sales page covering the learning approach, daily video modules, the question bank, the 2026 content update and the guarantee, with "Start Now" buttons throughout.
Every "Start Now" button adds the course to the cart and opens the checkout in one click, so there is no product page or cart step to get lost in.
Set the course up as a WooCommerce product with card payments, so learners buy directly on the site.
Configured the checkout with billing details, an order summary, coupon codes, payment selection and order confirmation.
Added student reviews, a "Why choose us" section, the money-back guarantee and FAQs to answer doubts before they become reasons to leave.
Broke the course into clear feature cards: the question bank, the seven-day roadmap, 2026-ready content, rationale-based learning and the mock test simulator.
How I approached it
Rather than treating the sales page and the checkout as separate projects, the aim was one journey: understand the course, see its value and pay, without a break in between.
Explored the course, its learning structure, the learners it serves and what they need to know before buying.
Planned a conversion-focused page: benefits, features, roadmap, reviews, guarantee, FAQs and well-placed buttons.
Set up WooCommerce, configured the course as a product and connected the cart and card checkout.
Refined billing, order summary, coupons and payment steps, and tuned every layout for phones.
Branding
The visual direction is clear and confident: deep purple sections, a bright amber accent for buttons and key numbers, and one strong typeface that keeps the page easy to scan.
Typography
Headlines & body
Red Hat Display
Red Hat Display in extra-bold for punchy headlines and regular weight for easy-to-read body text.
Colours
Deep purple
#150344Royal purple
#361098Amber
#EFA81BMist
#F6F5FAPurple gives the brand a confident, trustworthy base. Amber is kept for calls to action and highlights, so the next step always stands out.
Logo

The client's existing logo.
The website
Screenshots of the live website, including the real checkout. On a computer, hover over the homepage to scroll through it.







Tools
Core platform and content management.
Visual page building and custom layouts.
Course product, cart, checkout and orders.
What's on the site
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