Wealthquest
All Under One Roof
A Better Way to Navigate Wealth
Wealthquest is a full-service wealth management firm that offers financial planning, tax, estate, and investment services—all under one roof, for one transparent fee. While many competitors specialize in just one vertical, Wealthquest’s strength lies in its integration: one team, one process, no handoffs— and we wanted their updated site to clearly showcase it.
The challenge was translating that simplicity into a digital experience. Their old site was functional but dense—buried in paragraphs, lacking hierarchy, and visually inconsistent with their evolving brand. The new site needed to reflect who they are: approachable, professional, and quietly innovative.
Key Objectives
- Reimagine content flow to support readability and user decision-making
- Use intentional whitespace to slow down the experience and support visual hierarchy
- Translate the four core offerings with an ownable brand system, and scalable CMS systems
- Showcase the team’s warmth through photography and copy tone
Where Simplicity Leads
Design decisions were shaped by the brand’s tone: professional, not cold; personal, not casual. White space became an active design tool, shaping flow and attention. The service landing page uses this pacing to guide users through offerings one at a time, supported by microinteractions and soft transitions. Custom photography was placed carefully to add connection, not clutter.
The build included advanced Webflow features: a sticky-scroll animation on the services page that syncs content with logo transformations, a horizontally scrolling company timeline, CMS filters for staff and resource content, and dynamic CMS embeds for the firm’s podcast. Every interaction was calibrated for UX integrity—subtle but structured.


A Platform Built to Maintain Trust
In a category where complexity is often the norm, this project became a study in restraint. Wealthquest’s new site feels like their service model—integrated, transparent, and thoughtfully paced.
It brings the firm’s personality forward not through volume, but through structure. A digital space that respects time, supports decision-making, and reminds visitors that sometimes, less really is more.
Websites that reflect the brands behind them.
A few examples of what intention looks like online.
Redesign, refresh, or retainer—each engagement balances the strategy that supports scale with the details that define brand identity.





















