360 Accounting website design. A modern business needs a website to match.

Based in Chesterfield, 360 Accounting specialises in cloud accounting for customers across the UK. Our brief was to bring its brand vision into the website and put expertise behind getting the business found. We got into the detail and built a relationship that continued beyond the first launch.

The brief. Make the new direction come through.

360 Accounting approached us during a rebrand. The business wanted a website that reflected its new identity, with search visibility part of the plan from the start.

We discussed the vision with the customer and established the importance of modernising the presentation. The website needed to represent where the business was heading.

That’s a brief worth getting stuck into. A change of identity needs considered design behind it, not a new logo dropped onto the same old pages.

The original website, delivered in 2018

We created a sleek website around the business’s updated branding. The project also carried that identity into its social profiles.

Consistency matters when customers are assessing a professional service. The presentation should feel connected wherever someone first encounters the business. We put thought into those details because the finished work carries our name as well as the customer’s.

360 Accounting website redevelopment in 2026

We carried out further redevelopment in 2026, returning to a business we had already worked with for years.

An established relationship gives us context, but it doesn’t replace fresh thinking. We bring the same commitment to a returning brief as a new one. The work still needs attention, and the decisions still need a reason behind them.

We’re proud when customers come back. We take that trust as something to earn again.

SEO behind the online presence

Our work also includes SEO, supporting the business’s ambition to be found online.

Accounting expertise needs explaining in language potential customers can understand. Someone looking for support should be able to recognise whether the service fits their business without already knowing every technical term.

That gives useful content a purpose. It needs to support relevant searches and help the person reading it make an informed next step.

Expertise the customer recognised

The customer’s published feedback highlights our knowledge, attention to detail and the way we approached the project.

We’re proud of that response. The finished website matters, but so does the experience of getting there. Customers should feel they’ve put the work in capable hands.

Your business has moved forward. Let’s make it show.

If your website is still presenting an older version of the business, bring it to us. We’ll bring the design and development expertise to give it a proper rethink, with a team who take getting it right seriously.