Brochure site · page arrangement
Split opening
Half words, half photograph, then six tiles. Choose it when a picture of the work does real selling.
- 1Navigation
- 2Opening screen, split
- 3Six things we are asked for
- 4Closing call to action
- 5Footer
Accounts, payroll and tax for companies of five to fifty people.
An invented practice for this template. Four accountants, about ninety client companies, and a fixed monthly fee agreed in writing before any work starts.

Six things we are asked for
Annual financial statements
Prepared, filed, and explained in a meeting rather than in an email
Payroll
Monthly, including filings and the year-end W-2s
Sales tax and tax returns
Quarterly or monthly, with the calculation shown
Bookkeeping
We keep the books, or we train your bookkeeper and review the work
Entity formation
Articles, registration and the first year of filings
Lender and funding packages
The figures and documents a lender asks for, prepared before you ask for the meeting
Accounts, payroll and tax for companies of five to fifty people.
412 Main Street, Columbus, OH
The other four arrangements for a brochure site
Same fictitious business, same content, arranged four other ways. Who are you, what do you do, and where do I find you?
Five classic sections
Opening, what you do, who you are, hours, contact. Choose it when you want the site people expect, done well.
Brochure site · 7 sections
Service tiles
Everything you offer as equal tiles, no hierarchy. Choose it when no single service is the headline.
Brochure site · 6 sections
Story and team
Why the business exists, then the faces. Choose it when people are buying the people.
Brochure site · 5 sections
One page, anchored
Everything on one page with a menu that jumps down it. Choose it when there are three pages' worth of content and five pages of navigation would be a lie.
Brochure site · 8 sections