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Website design for consulting firms

We design consulting websites around the questions a prospective client needs answered: what problem you tackle, how the engagement works and why your team is credible. Reusable Webflow pages give your thinking and case material a clear home.

Help a buyer understand the work before the pitch.

A methodology name means little without context. Connect it to the client situation, the activities involved and the decisions the engagement will help them make.

Fresh Squeezed Ideas website, from Hilvy’s published project.
Fresh Squeezed IdeasDesign and Webflow development of a public website for a healthcare customer-experience consultancy.

Describe an engagement someone can picture.

Show the starting problem, who participates and what the client receives. Separate a diagnostic workshop from a long-term programme so the enquiry starts with a realistic understanding.

Make experience useful, not decorative.

Build case narratives around the actual brief, your role and evidence the client permits you to publish. Authored insights should connect to relevant services and people rather than become an isolated archive.

Make partner-led publishing repeatable.

Create templates for service explanations, profiles, research and cases. Agree who checks references and updates the approach as the firm changes, so publishing does not depend on one person’s memory.

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Explain a consulting engagement without a pitch deck.

Pick one offer and review its page with somebody outside the practice. Use approved or anonymised material only.

Leave with: A plain-language engagement brief and evidence-led page outline.

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A feel for our work.

A look at the websites we design and build.

A look at the workWatch on YouTube

Consulting website questions.

Can you help explain our methodology?

Yes. We work from interviews, existing materials and a real engagement to explain the sequence, participants and outputs. Your specialists validate the meaning. Design should make the approach understandable rather than invent proprietary authority.

What belongs in a consulting case study?

The client situation, agreed scope, your contribution and supported results. If publication permission is limited, an approved anonymised account or practical resource may be appropriate. We do not fill gaps with invented metrics.

Can partners update their own material?

We can create reusable insight, service and profile templates with an agreed editorial process. The publishing model should specify who checks references, client permission and whether older recommendations remain current.

Does the project need to include a new brand?

No. We can work within an existing identity or separately scope messaging and design work. One priority offer or case-study system can be a useful first engagement before a full site rebuild.

Start with the engagement you most want clients to understand.

Show us the current page, a permitted example and the questions that keep appearing in proposals.