Case study: Accountant website
The brief
This is a concept project. Small business owners choosing an accountant want to know three things: what it costs, whether the accountant understands their kind of business, and how easy it is to switch. The site had to answer all three in five pages, without jargon.
What we built
- Fixed fees in a clean table, so visitors can see a price before they call.
- Services written for each client type, from sole traders to limited companies.
- A tax deadline timeline that gives people a reason to get in touch now.
- A short consultation form that takes under a minute to fill in.
Where a real client would supply details such as prices, reviews or team members, the concept uses realistic sample details, and every page says it is a concept.
The design
The design reads like a well-set financial broadsheet: Manrope throughout, generous white space, fine rules instead of boxes and a calm green for calls to action. It feels organised and precise, which is exactly what people want from an accountant.
Results
This is a concept project, so there are no client results to report. You can explore the live concept site, which is kept out of search engines.