Quint & Aldenrath: The site knows what day it is.
Tripscha Digital built this website in 2026 for a tax firm in Freiburg. The notes below show what is on the first screen and why.
What is on the first screen is there for a reason.
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.
What was missing, and what is there now.
Starting point
Tax firm websites all look alike and leave the visitor’s real questions open: which deadline is next, what does it cost, how much work is it to switch?
What we built
A year clock with calculated deadlines, a filterable deadline calendar, a client-fit check, answer pages for search engines and AI assistants, and a form that asks for no case details.
Result
Every page gives its answer on the first screen and offers a route to an enquiry. Portraits and rooms show who sits at the table, with hardly any motion.
What visitors ask
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?
Quint & Aldenrath at a glance.
Place and year
Freiburg, 2026.
Features
Deadlines calculated, not typed in · Answer pages for search and AI assistants · A portrait series of the team.
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