Online trainings HTML Template

The Online trainings block is a ready-made content section for presenting in-house training and online courses. It uses a two-column split: a vivid purple panel on the left contains the “about us” label, the heading “Inhouse training & online courses,” and a supporting subheading, while the right side presents explanatory copy above three percentage counters. The horizontal counter group displays 33%, 74%, and 99%, with matching purple values against a white background. The arrangement gives a static HTML page a complete training overview section without extending beyond the block’s own content role.

A Complete Static Training Section in Two Coordinated Regions

The left panel and right metrics area already form a coherent section message for a static HTML page. The purple introduction region establishes the subject with the “about us” label, the “Inhouse training & online courses” heading, and the line “Your wishes and needs are our top priority.” The adjacent region then supports that introduction with a paragraph and a three-item percentage row, creating a natural movement from explanation to displayed metrics.

The counters remain structural content rather than confirmed business results, but their arrangement gives the section a defined visual endpoint. The 33%, 74%, and 99% values are aligned horizontally and separated with generous spacing, so visitors can scan them as three related points without losing the connection to the training message. The white background keeps the overall section open, while the purple panel and counter values provide continuity across both columns.

As an HTML Template, this block can be placed inside a static HTML page or site as one prepared section. The surrounding implementation can provide navigation, other content areas, and any page-level structure, while this block retains its focused training overview. If the containing project is later exported, Nicepage’s HTML Export applies to the broader page or site that contains the section, not to this block as a standalone website.

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