Lion Street Peers

C3 Financial Partners

• Large callouts and definition to the page
• Long page that keeps your attention by guiding your eye
• Feeling of depth and texturing
• Partner focus
• Photography doesn’t match site design

Site: c3fp.com

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Alterra Advisors

• Evocative imagery that matches their brand
• Interesting “Let the Journey Begin” section
• Quotes and Success Stories work well visually
• Type and layout is lacking

Site: alterraadvisors.com

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Passerelle Partners 

• Interesting text treatment with images
• Colors, imagery, and type create approachable but professional atmosphere
• Contact page has cinematic image that works well
• Site is too simple and under designed. Some blues borders touches and embellishments could help finishing of the site

Site: passerelle-partners.com

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WestView Financial Group

• Interesting blues and image finishing and treatment (with text)
• Site has a sophisticated but dated look and layout

Site: westviewfg.com

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Lion Street

• Interesting layout and navigation, but some of it is big and cluttered
• Great variations on emphasizing sections
• Overall, very noisy and hard to follow

Site: lionstreet.com

Website Inspiration

Johnson Pope

• Colorful interesting, thought-provoking imagery
• Over the top
• Pretty cluttered

Site: jpfirm.com

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Spinx

• Compelling callouts and ways of focusing your attention to important quotes
• Images are organically incorporated with text
• Too much information

Site: spinxdigital.com

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Credit Suisse

• More of what a current financial firm website would look like
• Interesting layout and images that are mostly not overly cluttered
• Type is boring, and the site is sometimes under designed

Site: credit-suisse.com

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Vida Capital

• Interesting imagery that keeps your interest across the page
• Lots of various in emphasizing key points
• Approach page has an especially engaging layout
• Sometimes the site feels a little freeform and under designed (footer, for example)

Site: vidacapitalinc.com

Luxury Brands

Rolex

• Much higher than national average in household income and ages 25-45
• Slightly skews male
• Beautiful, clean, striking header typeface
• Nice use of images with overlaid typography to break up page
• Site is sparse but doesn’t feel under-designed

Site: rolex.com

Hotel Crescent Court

• Unique, luxury hotel — audience skews younger
• Clean, clear navigation
• Photos intermingled with callouts for a segmented flow down the page
• Photos with smaller amounts of centered text created space and will work well for Kentor amount of content
• Map + Contact with small footer works well

Site: crescentcourt.com

Delta Private Jets

• Nice clean look
• Great typography and layout that walks the line of classic and modern
• Images have a photojournalistic feel to them
• Images and copy create interest throughout the page
• Chosen serif and sans-serif typefaces don’t match well

Site: deltaprivatejets.com

Khaite

• New, quickly rising luxury brand that appeals to younger audience
• Striking, cinematic images that draw your attention
• Small, subtle header that gets out of the way (same with footer)
• Interesting opportunities for callouts and flow of content
• Text is small and confusing

Site: khaite.com