An established chartered accounting firm in Castle Hill with a strong book and no website at all. We built the brand, the site, and the search foundation from a blank page, so the firm reads as credible online as it is across the desk.
The advice was trusted. Online, there was nothing to find.
The firm had built its book on referrals and repeat work, without a website at all. Referred clients went looking and found nothing to confirm what they’d heard, and the first impression was left to chance. For a firm selling trust, that gap costs quietly.
We started with how the firm actually works, and built outward.
A restrained identity in deep green and gold, serif-led and unhurried, built to read like a firm that has been doing this properly for years. Type and colour stay quiet so the substance does the talking.
On the site itself, the services are explained in plain English, booking a chat takes one step, and the search foundation is wired in from the start, so the firm is there the moment someone goes looking.
A first impression that finally matches the firm.
The presence reads as trustworthy and established, and it performs like it looks: Google’s speed test scores the site a perfect 100 for desktop performance, alongside 96 for accessibility and 100 for both SEO and best practices. It scored 99 at launch and has held there since. The report below is a current run against the live site. The moment someone searches, the firm is there, and what they find confirms the referral.
