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Loyal Capital Investments

We rebuilt Loyal Capital’s digital presence from a static brochure into a conversion-driven platform. The new site loads in under a second, ranks for high-intent terms across three markets, and pipes qualified leads straight into the partners’ calendars.

Year
2025
Role
Design + Build
Timeline
6 weeks
Loyal Capital Investments
// Results
99 / 100
Lighthouse
0.6s
TTI
+318%
Qualified leads
// Built with
Next.jsReactTailwind CSSVercel
// The challenge

Loyal Capital had a tired brochureware site, no measurable inbound, and a partner team spending half their week answering low-intent forms. Their brand needed to read as credible to family offices in three markets, while the funnel needed to qualify hard before anything hit a calendar.

// Our approach

We treated the site as a sales surface, not a content site. Every page is a decision: who you are, what you need, what happens next. Underneath, a typed CMS lets the partners publish in twenty minutes without breaking SEO, and an instrumented booking flow scores leads before they reach the inbox.

They understood our business before they touched the design. Six weeks later we had a site that actually does the qualifying — our partners now only see leads they want to talk to.
Md
Marieke de VriesManaging Partner, Loyal Capital
// What we shipped
01Brand refresh — wordmark, type pairing, motion language
02Marketing site — 14 pages, fully responsive, edge-rendered
03Lead-qualification flow with calendar integration
04Headless CMS with 4-role workflow + preview environments
05Analytics + attribution pipeline (GA4 + Plausible)
06Multi-region SEO — EN / NL / DE with hreflang
// Process
1

Discovery

Week 1

Partner interviews, audit of inbound, competitor teardown across 18 firms in DACH + Benelux.

2

Strategy

Week 2

Positioning, messaging hierarchy, IA. Signed off on the partner offsite — one room, one afternoon.

3

Design

Week 3–4

Visual system, key page comps, motion principles. Reviewed live in Figma each Friday.

4

Build

Week 5

Next.js implementation, CMS modelling, accessibility pass at AA, performance budget enforced in CI.

5

Launch

Week 6

Soft launch to existing clients, then DNS cutover. Lead routing rules tuned in the first two weeks of live traffic.

Credits

TechSprout StudioDevelopment