Concept · Professional services
Accounts, tax, and a meeting that starts on time.
Four services, each saying who it is for and what the first conversation covers. A new client can ask for that meeting without guessing.
The work, named properly
01
Year-end accounts
For a small company that wants the figures explained, not just filed.
02
Tax returns
Self-assessment and company tax, with what the client needs to send and when.
03
Payroll
A monthly run for a team that is still small enough to name.
04
A first meeting
Who the practice acts for, what the hour covers, and what it does not.
How a first meeting would start
01
Say which service
Accounts, tax, payroll, or a general first meeting. They are not one button.
02
Know who it is for
A sole director, a partnership, or a small team. The page says so.
03
Book the hour
A date, and what the client should bring. The meeting is confirmed in writing.
The enquiry, on the page
Which service is the meeting about? On a real site this would reach the business. Here the fields are an example, and nothing is sent.
Example only. A concept site does not collect enquiries.
Ask for a meetingAbout this page
This business is invented.
This is a concept site. The business is invented. It is not a client project, a review, or a real phone number.
Holden Fold drew it up to show the kind of homepage an accountancy practice could have. If you want that clarity for a real business, the next step is a conversation with the studio.