Every service explained
Pages on each option, from voluntary administration to director penalty notices, written from the firm’s own notes.
- Client
- DV Recovery Management, chartered accountants
- Where
- Market Street, Wollongong, and Sydney
- The job
- An eleven-page site for a professional practice
- Live since
- Mid 2026
The problem
The firm’s website had stopped working, and the only description of its services was in Word documents. Insolvency is hard to explain, and the people looking it up are often worried. The site had to feel private and calm, make each option clear, and make that first call easier.
What I built
A site that looks like an established firm but talks like a person. It starts from the visitor’s situation, not from legal terms.
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Help is one tap away
What the firm does, that the first chat is private, and a button to call, all on the first screen.
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Start from where you are
Four everyday situations, such as “Cash flow is tightening”, each leading to the right guidance.
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Enquiries in confidence
A short form that goes straight to the reception inbox.
What it does for the practice
The firm does not need a shop or bookings. It needs to be trusted, and it needs every enquiry to reach a person.
No enquiry goes missing
Each one is emailed to reception and also kept in a dashboard, so nothing is lost to a spam folder.
Clear to Google and AI
Every page spells out who the firm is, where both offices are and what each service covers, in a form search engines read.
Its own address, working again
I worked with the firm’s IT team to move dvrm.com.au onto the new site, with old addresses redirecting to it.
