A modern, trust-centered digital presence for a consulting firm seeking a minimal yet authoritative brand experience.
A modern, trust-centered digital presence for a consulting firm seeking a minimal yet authoritative brand experience.
Solari Advisory came to me with a challenge: their expertise was high-level, but their digital identity didn’t feel credible or modern. Their existing site had too many elements, unclear messaging, and no cohesive visual tone.
I led a strategic discovery session to understand their communication goals and target clients. It became clear the site needed to feel both minimal and authoritative — a smooth balance between simplicity and trust.
Solari Advisory came to me with a challenge: their expertise was high-level, but their digital identity didn’t feel credible or modern. Their existing site had too many elements, unclear messaging, and no cohesive visual tone.
I led a strategic discovery session to understand their communication goals and target clients. It became clear the site needed to feel both minimal and authoritative — a smooth balance between simplicity and trust.
The new brand system uses soft neutrals, structured grids, and bold yet quiet typography. These choices allow the content to stand firm without overwhelming the visitor.
I redesigned their information architecture so visitors can immediately understand their services, values, and case studies. The navigation now reflects a frictionless flow.
Development in Framer included creating a set of flexible content blocks for service descriptions, team profiles, and research articles. This modular approach gives Solari the freedom to maintain consistency as they grow.
Animations were kept subtle, focusing on fade-ins and progressive reveals that create a calm, confident rhythm. The absence of flashy transitions reinforces their professionalism.
After publishing, Solari received positive reactions from partners and clients who said the site “finally looks like a real advisory firm.” This digital shift supported their positioning in a competitive field.
Today, the website serves as both a sales tool and a branding anchor — a quiet but strong source of credibility.
