Most business sites do one job: turn a stranger who landed from a search result into someone who fills in a contact form. Our business themes are designed backwards from that moment. The hero states what you do in one line, the proof sits where scepticism peaks, and the call to action is never more than a scroll away.
Who these themes are built for
This collection suits companies that sell trust before they sell a product — consultancies, accountancies, law firms, agencies, and B2B service providers. If your buyers research carefully and compare three or four vendors before reaching out, the layout needs to answer their questions in order. That is the structure we ship.
The pages that come with each theme
A service business needs more than a homepage. Each theme arrives with the full set already designed and linked:
- A homepage that leads with positioning, not decoration
- Service and capability pages with room for detail
- A team or about page that makes the people visible
- Case study or work templates for social proof
- A contact layout that reduces form friction
Messaging space where you need it
Generic templates tend to give you a pretty hero and then run out of structure. Business buyers want substance. These layouts leave deliberate room for the things that close deals: a clear methodology, named results, and credible bios. If you are still shaping that messaging, our team can help you frame it during a build.
Speed builds credibility
A slow corporate site signals a slow company. We hold these themes to the same performance bar as our commerce work — lean CSS, deferred scripts, and image markup that adapts to the device. The result is a site that feels considered the moment it loads, which is exactly the first impression a service business is paying for.
Take a look at the complete catalog, or if you would rather start from a conversation, tell us about your company.