Tax Business Website Development
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I already own the domain and now I’m ready to turn it into a clean, professional website that showcases my tax-preparation services and makes it easy for clients to engage with me online.
Required pages
• Home – a concise introduction to the firm, trust-building highlights and a clear call-to-action.
• Services – must display an organised list of our offerings, short descriptions for each, and an online booking system so visitors can reserve consultations directly from the page.
• Contact – a simple form plus phone, email and map, all mobile-friendly.
• News – a section where I can post brief updates on filing deadlines, tax law changes and firm announcements; I want to be able to add and edit these posts myself.
Key needs
• Simple content-management workflow (WordPress, Webflow or a comparable CMS) so I can update text, service items and news posts without coding.
• Responsive layout that looks sharp on phones, tablets and desktops.
• Fast load times and basic on-page SEO best practices.
• Clear hand-over: once the site is live I’ll need admin credentials, any custom theme files, and a short written guide on adding new news posts and services.
If you’ve built small-business or financial-services sites before and can integrate a straightforward booking plugin or widget, let’s talk timing and milestones.
Required pages
• Home – a concise introduction to the firm, trust-building highlights and a clear call-to-action.
• Services – must display an organised list of our offerings, short descriptions for each, and an online booking system so visitors can reserve consultations directly from the page.
• Contact – a simple form plus phone, email and map, all mobile-friendly.
• News – a section where I can post brief updates on filing deadlines, tax law changes and firm announcements; I want to be able to add and edit these posts myself.
Key needs
• Simple content-management workflow (WordPress, Webflow or a comparable CMS) so I can update text, service items and news posts without coding.
• Responsive layout that looks sharp on phones, tablets and desktops.
• Fast load times and basic on-page SEO best practices.
• Clear hand-over: once the site is live I’ll need admin credentials, any custom theme files, and a short written guide on adding new news posts and services.
If you’ve built small-business or financial-services sites before and can integrate a straightforward booking plugin or widget, let’s talk timing and milestones.
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