Web Design · Wordpress
Over the past six years, we’ve partnered with one of the UK’s top 100 agencies to deliver a scalable financial services website design solution for Volvo Financial Services and its subsidiaries, including Polestar Finance and LEVC. The project required a suite of branded financial websites that could be centrally managed while allowing each site to reflect its own brand identity.
The main focus was efficiency, consistency and future-proofing. We built a WordPress multisite platform that supports all their financial services websites, streamlining updates and ensuring a consistent experience for users and clients across the network.
A WordPress multisite environment was used, with a central Gutenberg block manager and merge fields to manage the site-specific information. Child themes were then developed to brand each site, ensuring that they all matched exactly the individual brand guidelines of Volvo Financial Services and its subsidiaries.
We created a robust multisite structure to manage several financial websites under one dashboard. It simplifies the website design and content process for a large financial services company, improving efficiency across the board.
Using Gutenberg and merged fields, we enabled dynamic updates for site-specific elements like brand names and contact numbers. This approach improves scalability for companies in the financial services industry managing multiple websites.
We developed custom child themes for each financial services website, keeping design aligned with brand guidelines. This ensures the company maintains a professional and unified digital presence across all financial website design assets.
Each website features secure, branded forms that meet high accessibility standards and protect sensitive customer data. This not only builds trust with clients, but also supports regulatory compliance in the financial sector.
We launched the websites using WP Engine with Global Edge Security for fast load times, strong encryption, and enhanced data protection, which are vital for any financial services web design project.
Client Impact
Volvo Financial Services now operates a flexible and scalable platform that supports the full range of its digital presence. Admins can manage content across all financial websites quickly, keeping messaging aligned with current business goals. The consistency of design across each services website improves recognition and enhances user engagement.
Ongoing Collaboration
We continue to manage and adapt the platform, keeping it optimised for SEO, usability, and performance. This long-term relationship supports future development and ensures their web design solution evolves with their business.
“The platform has made it unbelievably simple to manage our network of websites. Being able to update everything from one central location while still keeping everything consistent in terms of both branding and user experience has, without question, saved us a ton of time."”
Looking to Upgrade Your Financial Website?
If you need a financial services website that can grow with your business or you manage multiple brands under one group, we can help. Our team specialises in financial services web design, from planning to development, hosting, and support. Whether you're replacing an existing site or launching a new website, we’ll build a system that works for your company and speaks directly to your target audience.
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