Industries · Fintech
Fintech buyers are careful. They check who you are, where their data goes and whether your site behaves like a serious company before they ever sign up.
A slow page, a vague security section or a form that asks for too much too early all read as risk. In finance, risk ends the visit.
Compliance teams also need pages they can approve: clear product terms, licenses, fees and data handling, written so a buyer can follow them.
Security, compliance and licensing explained in plain language, with dates and owners.
Fee tables and calculators that match the product, so nothing surprises the buyer later.
WCAG 2.2 AA forms that explain each field and never lose what the user typed.
CSP, HSTS and a minimal set of third-party scripts on every page.
We are not your compliance team, and we will not write regulatory claims for you. We build pages your compliance team can review, with versioned content in the CMS and a clear audit trail of changes.
A multi-page company site with custom design and a CMS your team can edit without us.
from$8,500
4-5 weeks2 revision rounds per stage8 page templates included
A new design and build for your current site that keeps the rankings, links and leads it has earned.
from$9,500
5-6 weeks2 revision rounds per stage8 page templates included
A redesign of the marketing site for a mid-size payments company whose site no longer matches its product or its buyers.
Yes, as the design and build team. Your compliance team reviews and approves claims, and we build the review into the sign-off at each stage.
Static pages, a strict Content Security Policy, few third-party scripts, dependency updates and form data stored only in your accounts.
Yes, from your API or a CMS table, rendered on the server so the numbers are in the page for buyers and search engines.
Our website redesign process, step by step, shown on a fintech project: audit, brief, structure, trust patterns, mockups, migration and an itemized estimate.
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