Advisers and consultants
A sleek, professional calling card with cases and expertise. Four fictional businesses, four very different sites: from five pages to a site with more than ten pages. Whatever you come up with, we can make.
Helder Advies
Organisational consultancy. This site reads like a report for the steering group: tabs with chapter numbers, notes in the margin and a from-to table for every service, because that is what change is about. Every page heading is a revision: the old sentence struck through, the new one added. Exactly what Helder Advies does with an organisation.
See example →Lean Lab
Process consultant. Lean is about one question: where does the time go? That’s why this site opens with a small value stream map where you see for yourself that the work takes hours and the waiting takes days. Then you walk from station to station as if on the shop floor, with yellow floor markings, A3 reports and the no-nonsense typeface of a factory hall.
See example →Bureau Mensenwerk
HR consultant. An independent HR consultant mainly sells themselves: that’s why the site opens with Brigitte and a letter to the business owner, in blue fountain-pen ink with highlighter on what counts legally. The calm newspaper columns, the surgery-hour questions and the ruler of 104 weeks of sick leave show that here is someone you can simply call, who keeps an eye on the deadlines.
See example →Van Rijckevorsel & Partners
Financial and business advice. A calm, businesslike site that reads like a good annual report: a fixed sidebar as a table of contents, figures with a double underline and completed deals as tombstones, as is common in the financial world. So a business owner facing a big decision feels straight away: the figures are on the table here and you are taken seriously.
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