Website design for professional firms and service companies
Clients of a firm are not buying a product, they are buying trust. We build sites for insurance brokers, accountants, law firms, consultants and staffing companies that explain clearly what you do, for whom and how working together begins.
Websites for professional firms
What a professional firm's website needs
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A serious, clean look
Confident design without excess: good typography, real photos and copy that calls things by their name.
- 02
Services anyone can follow
Each service on its own page, written for the client rather than the specialist, in the words they search for.
- 03
A form for a quote or a meeting
A short form that asks for what you need to answer properly, from an insurance quote to a request for a first meeting.
- 04
Your people
Who you are, what you studied, what you work on. In this field clients want to know who they will be talking to.
- 05
Useful content
Articles and answers to common questions that bring visits from Google and show you know your field.
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Two languages
Greek and English for clients and partners from abroad, set up so Google shows each person their own language.
Websites for professional firms
Who we build it for
Insurance brokers
Lines of insurance, a quote form and contact details, as in the Πυξίδα concept.
Accounting firms
Services for businesses and individuals, deadlines, news and an easy way to ask for a meeting.
Law firms
Practice areas, the team and a discreet contact form, in a tone that suits the work.
Consultants and service companies
Staffing, relocation, consulting: what you offer, to whom and how working together begins, as on the Greecruit and Settle in Greece sites.
Websites for professional firms
Things we have built
- pyxida-alpha.vercel.app
Concept
Πυξίδα (opens in a new tab)
Concept site for an insurance office, with a quote form.
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- Vercel
- greecruit.gr
Website
Greecruit (opens in a new tab)
A staffing agency for hotels, hospitality, industry and warehouses.
- WordPress
- Elementor
- settleingreece.com
Website
Settle in Greece (opens in a new tab)
Relocation and retirement services in Greece for foreign retirees.
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Vercel
Concepts are our own ideas for imaginary businesses, made to show what we can do.
How we work
From the first pixel to launch.
- 01
Brief
You tell us your idea in the chat. We reply with a clear proposal: what we will build, when and at what cost.
- 02
Design
We design the experience before we write a line of code. You see it, comment, approve.
- 03
Development
We build with modern technology, fast and clean, and test the result on every device.
- 04
Launch & Care
We go live together and stay by your side with maintenance, measurement and improvements.
Websites for professional firms
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website for a firm cost?
It depends on the pages, the design and the features you need. That is why we never price blind: tell us what you do in the brief and we send you a clear proposal with what we will build, when and at what cost.
Are there rules about what I can write?
Some professions, such as lawyers and insurance intermediaries, have rules on promotion and on information that must be shown. We build the site and the copy; you check and approve it before it goes live.
Will people find me on Google?
The site is set up properly for Google from day one, with a page for each service, the right titles and structured data. Articles and answers to common questions help over time. Nobody can guarantee rankings.
Can the site be in English too?
Yes. We build the site in two or more languages, set up so Google shows each visitor their own.
Can I publish articles myself?
Yes. If you want a blog, we set it up so you can publish easily, or we publish for you through monthly support.
I need an area for clients, with files and requests. Is that possible?
Yes, as a web app behind the site: client accounts, files, requests and notifications, in one place.
Websites for professional firms
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Got an idea?
A few short questions and your brief goes straight to our team. We reply with a clear proposal: what we will build, when and at what cost.