KCM Consultants LLC Redesign directions · August 2026 · open any card below
Eight directions

Five homepages, three services pages.

Each is a distinct design language — not a palette variation on a single layout. Every page is built from real KCM content: real service names and descriptions, real team members and their actual job titles, real credentials, real contact details. Headlines are new, but every fact in them already exists on your site.

All eight are fully responsive. Open each and resize, or view on a phone.

NavigationTop-mounted on all eight. Sticky, transparent-to-solid, or fixed — never a sidebar.
PaletteNo gold, no orange. Each direction takes its own cool or non-warm accent.
ServicesNo accordions, no carousels. Every service is visible without a click.

Homepages

Five directions
H1

The Broadsheet

Editorial and typographic. Reads like a serious publication — hairline rules, a masthead, a two-column service index, drop caps. Competence signalled by density and structure rather than decoration.

Type
Newsreader · IBM Plex Sans
Accent
Deep forest green on newsprint
5-second read
Headline plus a service list in the kicker
Open →
H2

Split Jurisdiction

The UAE/US split becomes the structure of the whole page. Split-screen hero — Dubai and Manhattan either side of a spine — and services shown as two columns side by side rather than behind a toggle.

Type
Archivo · Instrument Serif
Accent
Teal on deep navy
5-second read
"Corporate tax here. Estate and expatriation tax there."
Open →
H3

The Bench

People first. The hero is a wall of 36 real headshots, making 450+ concrete instead of abstract. Every service line carries the name and face of the partner who leads it. Directly attacks the biggest gap against the peer set.

Type
DM Serif Display · DM Sans
Accent
Oxblood on charcoal
5-second read
Faces first, then the service list
Open →
H4

Directory

Swiss and functional. The service directory is the hero — all fourteen UAE lines visible in the first screen, no scrolling required. The most direct possible answer to "what do they do."

Type
Barlow · JetBrains Mono
Accent
Persian blue on white
5-second read
Strongest of the five — the list is the first thing you see
Open →
H5

Monolith

Architectural and restrained, closest to a private bank. Full-bleed photography, inscriptional type, very few words, and one monumental moment where 450+ fills the screen. The most premium-feeling of the five.

Type
Marcellus · Jost
Accent
Steel blue on near-black, limestone text
5-second read
"Tax, structuring and succession for the UAE."
Open →

Services pages

Three directions
S1

The Matrix

A scannable table. Every service shows what it covers and which partner leads it, in one row. Filter chips narrow by group; the jurisdiction switch swaps UAE for US. Highest information density of the three.

Type
Manrope
Accent
Deep green on white
Best for
Visitors who already know roughly what they want
Open →
S2

Photographic Bands

One full-width band per practice group, alternating image and text. Each band carries a photograph matched to the actual work — documents, boardroom, archive — with the services as large type beneath. The most visual of the three.

Type
Fraunces · Work Sans
Accent
Muted violet on aubergine
Best for
Browsing, and for carrying imagery you asked for
Open →
S3

By Situation

Organised by the problem a client arrives with, not by your org chart. Six UAE situations and four US ones, each mapping to the service lines that answer it — with the complete eighteen-line index still below for anyone who prefers a list.

Type
Source Serif 4 · Figtree
Accent
Deep teal on slate
Best for
Visitors who don't know what the service is called
Open →

Notes on the content

  • Imagery. All photography is real and content-matched — Dubai and Manhattan skylines, boardrooms, documents, an archive. No AI-generated people. Two clichés were deliberately rejected: the stock handshake, and Indian tourist landmarks standing in for the Vadodara heritage.
  • Faces. Every headshot is a real KCM person with their actual job title, pulled from your team data. The Dubai five and the India bench are always labelled separately so nothing overstates the Dubai footprint.
  • Client logos. Not used anywhere, per the existing decision recorded in your codebase — even though the fifteen logo files are present.
  • Logo. The only asset available is 355×36px with no reversed variant, so dark headers use a CSS knock-out. A vector master is needed before any of these ships.
  • One correction worth carrying forward: your current accent token is named --kcm-gold but renders burnt orange (#BD5A1C) — inherited from the India parent's brand, not from your own logo, which is black and periwinkle blue.
  • Verified. All eight pages were checked at 375px and desktop width: no horizontal overflow, and all 250+ image references resolve.