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FinDera Consulting

Clarity, trust and considered movement for an expert brand

The company's website was designed to support an expert brand in which clarity, trust and quality visual design go hand in hand.

The English home page of the FinDera Consulting website, with the headline "Your connection to sustainable Europe" over a photograph.

The result is a modern whole in which subtle animation, parallax movement and carefully finished details bring the experience to life without ever drawing attention away from the content itself.

Every page was designed to carry the visitor onwards naturally — into the services, into the work, and towards getting in touch.

The starting point

The client's previous site had been built on an off-the-shelf platform, and it didn't tell the story of the company's expertise the way that expertise deserved. The new site's job was to make long experience visible and easy to approach.

The solution

The structure was built around the visitor's path: what they want to know first, what comes after that, and where getting in touch feels natural. Typography, empty space and restrained movement all support that journey.

Content was separated from the code so the client can update the texts themselves. The three languages were implemented so that the Finnish content works without JavaScript too, and is fully indexed by search engines.

Project details

  • Website design
  • UI / UX
  • Brand identity
  • Responsive build
  • Scroll and parallax animation
  • Contact form
  • Search engine optimisation (SEO)
  • Three languages: Finnish, German, English
  • Platform: Netlify

Industry

Circular economy and renewable energy consultancy

The home page opening. The label, headline, intro, buttons and figures rise into view in sequence, a green underline is drawn beneath the headline, and the button brightens under the cursor.
The logo mark in the header turns slowly on the spot. The movement is unhurried enough not to disturb reading — but it brings the header to life from the very first second.
The German version of the site: a section where numbered points set out how the company works.
Content sections were built on hairlines and empty space, so that even long passages stay readable. Shown here in German — even long compound words settle into the same structure with no separate adjustments.
Reference cards on the projects page, with images and details.
References are presented on cards the client can add to themselves.
The site's home page on a phone screen.
The mobile view was designed as its own thing — not as a narrowed-down desktop version.

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