Who builds websites for tax advisers, and what does the site need to do?
Tripscha Digital builds websites for tax advisers and tax firms, from Villingen-Schwenningen for businesses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. On its first screen, a tax adviser’s website must say who the firm works for, which deadline is coming up and how to arrange a first meeting. You see your site as a clickable prototype before any price is named. As of October 2026.
What clients ask before they get in touch.
Is a deadline running, and until when?
What does the first meeting cost?
Who will handle my case, and with what qualification?
Can I call, and is anyone there right now?
A good site answers these questions right at the top, before anyone picks up the phone.
The first screen says who the firm works for and what to do now.
Clients rarely look for a tax firm out of curiosity. They have a deadline, a tax assessment or a new business ahead of them.
That is why the top of the page does not say “Welcome”, but makes a statement: which clients, which services, how the first meeting comes about.
One page per concern answers the question behind it, with a source and a date. That way the firm is found by people searching for exactly that question.
What a tax firm’s website does to achieve this.
One page per issue
with a clear answer and a source, so people searching for exactly that question find you.
Evidence to check
Titles with the professional body and year, references instead of superlatives.
Intro call without case details
Clients choose their matter and a preferred time and leave their contact details. Anything confidential belongs in the conversation.
Professional rules: the firm approves what is on the site.
Not legal advice
We check the professional conduct rules (advertising, confidentiality) together with you. Any legal statement is approved by the lawyer or tax adviser.
Titles are given word for word, with chamber and year. Expert statements carry a source and a date; the qualified professional approves them before they go live.
Confidential details do not belong in the form: the intro call is requested without case details, just the concern, a preferred time and contact details.
How you get your site: call, prototype, fixed price.
Applies to every project
The intro call with Tripscha Digital takes 30 minutes, by video or in Villingen-Schwenningen, and is free of charge.
Prototype before price
You see your site before you sign anything.
Written fixed price
no hourly rates.
4 to 6 weeks
from signature to launch for a standard scope.
One point of contact
the same person from the intro call to launch.
How a tax firm’s site puts this into practice: one of our websites.
This tax firm’s website calculates deadlines itself, answers each concern on its own page and takes enquiries without case details.
Quint & AldenrathOpen site
The site knows what day it is. The next deadline, the deadline calendar and the timeline for switching firms are calculated from today.
Headline
The headline says who the firm is for and where. No “Welcome”, no slogan.
Deadline
The next deadline is calculated from the rules and cites the legal provision.
Enquiry
The enquiry button sits in the header and stays visible while you scroll.
An example from our portfolio: Quint & Aldenrath.
One conversation, then you see your site.
Intro call: 30 minutes, by video or in Villingen-Schwenningen. Then we build your prototype, and only then comes the fixed price.
Earliest intro call: one working day after your enquiry