1. The Hero Section (First Impression)

This section should immediately state the value proposition: who the visa is for and what the next step is.

• Add Item: Click (+) Add Elements > Strip > Choose a classic "Welcome" layout.

• Background: Change the strip background to a high-quality image (like a person with a flag or a professional office setting) and add a dark Color Overlay so text is readable.

• Text: Add an H1 Heading ("EB-1A Visa") and an H3 Subheading ("Immigration Program for those who have achieved outstanding success...").

• CTA Button: Add a large, high-contrast button ("Get a Free Evaluation").

2. The "About & Benefits" Section

Explain the "extraordinary ability" requirement and why this visa is prestigious.

• Add Item: Add a Blank Section below the hero.

• Layout: Use a 2-column grid (one side for a professional photo, one side for text).

• Content: Use a text box for the definition and a Bullet Point list for benefits (e.g., No job offer required, 15-day premium processing).

3. The 10 Talent Criteria (The Core Content)

To display the complex requirements (Awards, Memberships, Media, etc.) cleanly, use a Repeater.

• Add Item: (+) Add Elements > List > Repeaters.

• Setup: Choose a layout with a small icon, a title, and a short description.

• Customization: Edit one "card" in the repeater; Wix will automatically apply the design to the others. List the 10 criteria found in the reference document (Judging, High Earnings, etc.).

4. Timeline and Procedure

Visualizing the process helps reduce client anxiety about long wait times.

• Add Item: Add a Strip with a 3 or 4-column layout.

• Icons: Use the Wix icon library to find simple graphics for "Document Prep," "Submission," and "Green Card".

• Text: Add small headings and clear time estimates (e.g., "Petition Review: 10-12 months").

5. Comparison Table (EB-1A vs. O-1A vs. EB-5)

Clients often want to see how this visa compares to others.

• Add Item: (+) Add Elements > Table (if available in your Wix version) OR build one manually using Boxes and Lines.

• Categories: Use rows for "Criteria," "Citizenship Path," and "Approval Time" to match the reference site.

6. The Final Call-to-Action (Lead Capture)

Every service page must end with a way for the client to contact you.

• Add Item: (+) Add Elements > Contact & Forms > Forms.

• Structure: Create a Multi-Step Form if you want to ask detailed legal questions, or a simple "Free Evaluation" form with name, email, and "Tell us about your achievements".