If your accounting firm is located in both Florida and Wisconsin then how would you make your website design work for both locations?

John Marshall CPA’s accounting firm had just this challenge and took our  website design template 230 and did a custom change to make it his own. Lets take a look at the changes that were made.

First John took advantage of the ability for us to change the website header area for a minimal cost. He provided us with some images that brought together both areas his firm is located in, Wisconsin and Florida.

The result after making this change was striking enough but didn’t stop there. He also made some other changes that leveraged the design of the website to further the minimalist theme.

This was done by taking the existing page and paring it down. Doing this allows the content to be displayed upon the page without the need to scroll down further.

An example of this can be found within the Services page. If you take a look at what the sample has, the amount of items being displayed cause the need to scroll down a bit to see it all.

When you take a look at John Marshall’s Services page on his website the content has been taken out. This makes it so, in general, a user will not have to scroll much at all to see the whole page.

The content doesn’t need to actually disappear of course. Some of the less popular pages can be moved into sub-page categories. You can reorganize until you find a good balance between the display of content and how much the user has to scroll down to see it.

Some of our over 200 CPA website designs work better for a custom design than others.  John’s accounting website takes advantage of the minimalist design within website style 230, adding to the flavor of the website overall.

What do you think of your current design? Looking for a change? Our designers are just a phone call away at (800)896-4500.

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