A 3-Page Design for a Consultant
and it auto-populates content from RSS Feeds
and it auto-populates content from RSS Feeds
A consultant friend needed a website if for no other reason to prove he existed to potential customers. He emailed me his mission statement and went on vacation. When he returned I had this up.
I found an image that spoke to his audience, which are people who like to see lots of boxes shipping out of their warehouses (factories and distributors); Wrote a one-paragraph summary of his services; and Embedded links to his LinkedIn and Facebook profiles (he is selling himself as an individual, so adding these personalizations are cool).
To the left, i embedded an RSS Feed of news from a trsued industry source that is focused on factories and distributors. Then I gave him a mission statement page and a contact form.
At a glance, he appears as a well established resource with a very specific message.
I found an image that spoke to his audience, which are people who like to see lots of boxes shipping out of their warehouses (factories and distributors); Wrote a one-paragraph summary of his services; and Embedded links to his LinkedIn and Facebook profiles (he is selling himself as an individual, so adding these personalizations are cool).
To the left, i embedded an RSS Feed of news from a trsued industry source that is focused on factories and distributors. Then I gave him a mission statement page and a contact form.
At a glance, he appears as a well established resource with a very specific message.
