With services, trust is what decides.

Anyone looking for a fiduciary, a consultant or a physiotherapy practice can't try the service out first. They decide based on their impression: Does this feel professional? Do they understand what I need? Who will I be dealing with? Your website answers these questions, often before anyone calls you for the first time.

That's why we show your team with real photos and short profiles. We explain your services in plain language, without jargon. And we make the next step easy: an appointment, a callback, a short enquiry. A calm, clear design supports all of this. You can see what that might look like in our rebuild for Blauschild, a consulting and trading company.

Consulting, fiduciary work and healthcare often involve personal matters. That's why your website is hosted with cyon in Switzerland. Enquiries come in through a contact form rather than a publicly visible email address. And with a maintenance package, WordPress and its plugins stay up to date.

Terms from the glossary

Hosting SSL certificate and HTTPS Backup Plugin

What it takes

What a service provider's website needs.

Team

Faces and profiles

Photos and short profiles with qualifications and areas of focus. People want to know who is advising or treating them.

Services

Clearly explained

One page per service, in plain language. With typical questions and how working together works.

Appointments

Simple appointment requests

We integrate your existing booking tool or add a short form, plus your phone number and when you can be reached.

Security

Updates and backups

According to Patchstack and Wordfence, 91 to 96% of WordPress security vulnerabilities are in plugins. That's why regular updates and backups are part of the package.

Legal

Privacy policy and legal notice

Separate, easy-to-find pages for your privacy policy and legal notice. You check the legal text with a specialist.

Calm

Clear, calm design

Plenty of white space, easy-to-read type, understated colours. Tidy comes across as professional.

Matching services

What we build for service providers.

Service

WordPress website

A company website with pages for your team, services and contact details that you can update yourself.

Business portraits

Natural portraits and team photos instead of stiff passport-style shots.

Corporate design

A consistent look across everything from your website and letterhead to your presentations.

Website relaunch

When your existing website is out of date and needs rebuilding, including moving the domain.

An example from Sursee.

Take a fiduciary firm in Sursee with a small team. The old website shows a list of services and a phone number, but no faces. On the new website, each person would have a photo and a short profile with their focus areas, such as bookkeeping, tax or payroll. Each service would get its own page with typical questions. A form would take appointment requests without an email address being openly displayed on the page. The website would be hosted in Switzerland, with updates and backups covered by a maintenance package. The team could add notes on tax deadlines themselves as posts.

Questions

Questions from consultants, fiduciaries and practices.

What should a fiduciary firm's website include?

Clearly described services such as bookkeeping, tax or payroll, your team with photos, an easy way to request an appointment, your location and when you can be reached. Plus a privacy policy and legal notice. People who come via a recommendation often check the website to see whether their first impression holds up.

Does my practice need online appointment booking?

Not necessarily, but it takes pressure off the phone. If your practice already uses a booking system, we integrate it into the website. Otherwise, a short appointment request form that you then confirm is enough.

Where should I host my website if I work with sensitive data?

For Swiss service providers, hosting in Switzerland is the obvious choice. With us, your website is hosted with cyon in Switzerland. What runs through the website matters too: sensitive documents don't belong in a normal contact form, but in a secure channel that you define for your industry.

Does my website need a privacy policy?

As a rule, yes. If you process personal data through your website, for example via a contact form, you have to inform people about it under the revised Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP). The FADP has been in force since 1 September 2023. We set up the page and list the tools your website uses. You write or check the legal text with a specialist. This isn't legal advice.

Guides

A website people trust before they pick up the phone.