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Services · Consulting firm

Business consulting, navy and gold

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Prompt

Build a website for Crestline Consulting, a firm that helps established companies grow profitably. Executive and warm: a hero over a dusky boardroom photo with a large white serif headline, a gold serif subline, a gold 'Schedule a consultation' pill and a minimal nav. Then a 'results-driven business solutions' section on a soft textured cream panel with three white cards showing big gold numbers (years of experience, revenue generated, client satisfaction) and dark 'Learn more' pills, a second dark section with more proof cards, services, case studies, a testimonial and a footer. Classic serif headings with a neat sans-serif body, navy, cream and gold.

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At a glance

Industry
Services · Consulting firm
Style
Dark
Source
Pinterest pin

Sections in its prompt

  • Services
  • Case studies and work
  • Testimonials and reviews
  • Booking

Design notes

An executive tone comes from pairing a classic serif for headlines with a lighter sans for body text, set over a warm, softly lit boardroom photo. Gold is used for the subline, the rounded consultation button and the large stat figures, contrasted with small navy pills on the cards. The page moves between dark and cream areas through sweeping curved dividers rather than straight edges, which gives it a softer, more traditional feel. The three white stat cards, each with a gold icon, big figure and small button, are a tidy pattern for proof points. Suitable for management consultants, financial advisers and corporate advisory firms.

Notes on the original design. The design itself belongs to its designer.

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