From a list of services to a clearer offer.
A one-page website that makes a multidisciplinary consulting firm easy to understand, built and packaged for delivery in five working days.
The call
Organize around the client's problems, not the firm's org chart.
Process engineering, quality management, document control and bookkeeping are four different specialisms. Listed as services, they read like a menu. Written as the problems a growing business runs into, they read like help. The page follows the visitor's order of thinking, what you need, how we would work, who you would talk to, and the four areas become chapters in that story.
The situation
OneSource Management is a consulting firm in North Vancouver whose work spans four disciplines. Its previous site listed them. A prospective client, usually an owner with a specific headache, had to do the translation themselves.
What I built
One page with a deliberate order: the promise, the four areas as answers to real problems, a three-phase way of working, reviews, and contact. Under the hood: a modern build with server-side rendering so search engines get real HTML, self-hosted type, scroll motion that respects reduced-motion settings, colour contrast checked against the accessibility standard, legal pages, and a contact form with spam protection. The content lives in one file so the client can edit words without touching components.
Where it stands
Delivered as a production build with deployment configuration and documentation, in June 2026. Connecting the form to a live inbox and adding analytics were left as the client's next steps.