Interactive service selector
The services page asks visitors which areas they need advice on. They pick from tiles for fiduciary, insurance, tax, law, real estate, and business consulting, then continue to the next step.
About the project
Armada AG Project Overview
DeveloperLook designed and built a German-language website for Armada AG, a Swiss fiduciary and consulting company in Zurich. Visitors pick a service area in an interactive selector, browse a library of document templates, and contact the firm through a short form.
Armada AG is a Swiss company that specializes in fiduciary and consulting services. Its work spans 6 areas: fiduciary work, insurance, tax, law, real estate, and business consulting. The firm wanted an online presence that showed how it simplifies complex business processes. Its promise to clients is less work with accounting, tax, and financial administration.
The website is in German, with a main menu for services, strategy, templates, news, and contact. Hero sections set short headlines, such as Treuhand neu definiert (fiduciary redefined), over a dotted map of Switzerland. On the services page, an interactive selector lets visitors choose their area. A service maze titled Follow the glowing path lists what each area covers. The strategy page explains the firm's approach as 3 chess moves.
A templates page collects sample documents for HR, finance and tax, and insurance and risk management. A news page publishes articles on employment law, data protection, and court rulings. A Need help? box at the end of the main pages leads to the contact form. The dark green design, 3D illustrations, and line icons carry across desktop, tablet, and phone. The same identity appears on office signs, a billboard, and social media posts.
- Client
- Armada AG
- Location
- Zurich, Switzerland
- Industry
- Finance, Business
- Type
- Website
- Status
- Delivered
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Challenge and solution
What Armada AG Needed and How We Built It
The challenge
Armada AG needed to present a broad range of services in a way potential clients could follow.
The firm covers fiduciary work, insurance, tax, law, real estate, and business consulting.
Each area had to show its value quickly.
The website also had to build trust and present Armada AG as a professional consulting partner.
Our solution
We designed a clean, dark green website that puts Armada AG's key services first and keeps the copy concise.
An interactive selector and a service maze guide visitors to the area they need and list what it includes.
A strategy page, a template library, and news articles show the firm's expertise in practice.
The copy carries the firm's mission: Armada AG takes on complex business tasks so clients can focus on their core business.
What we built
Features We Built for Armada AG
Seven features, shown next to the screens they live on.
Service maze by area
A 3D maze headed Follow the glowing path sits beside a slider with one slide per area. The fiduciary slide lists bookkeeping, payroll, VAT returns, and company formation. The insurance slide lists pension and liability cover.
Strategy told in chess moves
The strategy page describes the consulting approach as 3 moves on a 3D chessboard: the opening move, the strategic preparation, and the royal consultation. The first move stands for the firm's first step toward a client.
Template library
The templates page offers sample documents for fiduciary work in 3 tabs: HR, finance and tax, and insurance and risk management. Entries such as a payslip example or an employment contract template show a PDF or Word icon.
News and articles
A news page lists articles in a card grid with a photo, category, date, and Read more link. Topics include ending employment contracts and data protection, and recent posts also appear in the footer.
Contact form by interest
A Need help? box at the end of the main pages leads to the contact form. It asks for company, name, phone, email, and area of interest, so each inquiry names the service it is about.
Phone and tablet layouts
The pages have desktop, tablet, and phone layouts. On phones, the service tiles sit in 2 columns, the template tabs stack into a list, and a Menu button opens the navigation.
FAQ
Questions About the Armada AG Project
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A German-language website for Armada AG, a Swiss fiduciary and consulting company. It has pages for services, strategy, templates, news, and contact. Visitors find their service area through an interactive selector and a service maze. They open sample documents in a template library and reach the firm through a contact form.
Visitors pick the areas they need advice on from 6 tiles: fiduciary, insurance, tax, law, real estate, and business consulting. Then they continue to the next step. On the same page, the service maze has one slide per area. Each slide lists services such as payroll, VAT returns, company formation, or pension cover.
Mainly businesses that want a partner to take on accounting, payroll, tax, and other administration. The site explains each service area in short German texts and shows how Armada AG works with clients. Templates and news on HR, tax, and legal topics give visitors something useful before they get in touch.
Sample documents for fiduciary work, sorted into 3 tabs: HR, finance and tax, and insurance and risk management. The HR tab holds a payslip example, an overview of Swiss residence permits, and employment contract templates. Each entry shows a PDF or Word icon, and a Need help? box closes the page.
Yes. The website has desktop, tablet, and phone layouts. On phones, the service tiles sit in 2 columns and the template tabs become a list. The maze slides and chess moves stack above their text. A Menu button opens the navigation, and the Need help? box still closes the main pages.
Yes. We design and build websites for fiduciary, accounting, and consulting firms that offer many services at once. Typical parts are a service selector, a page per service area, a template library, and a news section. The contact form asks for the area of interest. We start from the questions your clients ask most.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
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