Doug Snyder CPA
Fourteen pages for an accounting practice: hand-written HTML, no CMS and no framework, wired to the form, the calendar and the client portal the firm already used.
The problem
A one-person accounting practice does not need a system. It needs fourteen pages that load fast, say clearly what it does, and let someone book a call. Anything added on top is something that will need maintaining one day, and there is nobody to do it.
What we built
A fourteen-page site with no CMS and no framework: hand-written HTML, one stylesheet, and about forty lines of JavaScript for the mobile menu.
Before that, three different home pages to choose from. We built the one they chose.
Wired inside is what the firm already used: the form and calendar from their CRM, the portal where clients upload documents, and a wall of industry articles that updates itself.
How it works underneath
The interior pages come out of a template. The header and footer are written once and regenerating the whole site is one command, so fourteen pages does not mean fourteen places to forget a change.
It publishes when the code is pushed. No database and no dependencies that age: three years from now this still opens the same way, which on a site nobody is going to maintain is the decision that matters most.