A new website and a new blog
The site has been rebuilt from the ground up. The look is consistent, the pages are faster, and guides and announcements now have a place of their own.
The site has not been recoloured. It has been rebuilt.
What changed
Pages load faster. The site is static, meaning it is built in advance. Your browser is not waiting on a database before you can read anything.
The look is the same everywhere. One mark, one set of type and one palette, from the front page through the price list to the form, instead of every page being its own interpretation. The wordmark has been redrawn as well: the old one had been scaled up from a small image file and blurred on larger screens.
Your cookie choice holds. Choose necessary only and no analytics is placed on the page. Not a cookieless request either, but nothing at all.
A blog and a news page
Guides and announcements now have two pages of their own. The blog carries pieces on bookkeeping, payroll and association finances, sorted by topic. News carries announcements about the service, which is what this is.
The first piece answers a question that comes up every spring at associations’ annual meetings: lay reviewer or authorised auditor.
What happens next
There is no publishing schedule. We write when there is something a client should know, not to fill a calendar.
The service runs as it did. If anything on the new site looks wrong or broken, tell us and we will fix it.
Tell us what you need, and we will work out what it actually takes.
A free conversation, about 30 minutes: we go through document volumes, the number of people on the payroll and the services you need, and tell you the exact price. We do not charge for preparing a quote, and the conversation commits you to nothing.