Before and after
Your new website.
Here’s every page of your site, the way it was and the way it is now, with what we did on each one.
Before opens the page on your current site. After opens it on your new one. Each opens in a new tab, so you can set them side by side.
- Pages before and after
- 25Pages, before and after
- Changes across the site
- 7Changes across the whole site
The main pages
9 pages
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Home
- Redesigned in the design you approved on October 16, for desktop and phone.
- Three animated films, one for each kind of client: nearing retirement, managing it yourself, and selling a property or business. Each has voice and music, learn-more side films and a booking button, and visitors can ask the films questions.
- The couples in the films redrawn in their mid fifties, as you suggested.
- “Regardless of your age, income, or profession” replaced with who you actually serve.
- Your flat fee brought onto the home page, with what it includes.
- You yourself, “The first call is with Loren himself”, and your free Retirement Risks Analysis.
- The contact form now reaches your email.
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Our Team
- All eight people in matching, uncropped circle photos, Riley Costas included.
- Your fiduciary commitment as five clear points.
- Each biography opens in place, with a link to the person’s full page.
- Your six partners, each linked to its own page.
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Services
- The 9 problems you solve, as a designed grid.
- Your 6 steps, from Intro Call to Service Calendar, as a timeline.
- Your 15 retirement risks in your own words, as a red, yellow and green board (never graded on the site).
- Who you serve, and your four referral firms for when you’re not the right fit.
- Typos corrected throughout.
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Fee Structure
- Your three problems and three solutions side by side.
- Your $2M example drawn as a chart: about $32,000 a year under a percentage fee against your flat fee, labelled as your example.
- The advisor license check the page promised, now linked: the SEC search and your own clean records (firm CRD 301088, Loren CRD 5457141).
- A second “Problem 3” heading corrected to “Solution 3”, and a duplicated paragraph removed.
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Contact
- Book a time with you directly on your calendar, or send a message.
- One form instead of two, and every message reaches your email.
- Phone, email, and your office on a map that doesn’t track visitors.
- What happens after someone reaches out, in your words.
- “Hours 24/7” removed.
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Podcast
- Your show with every place to listen: Apple, Spotify, iHeart and YouTube.
- “Start here” episodes, led by Ep. 84 on the Retirement Risks Analysis, and the newest episodes, all playable right on the page.
- “Pocast” corrected; the YouTube button no longer reads “Google Podcasts” to screen readers; “Updated Biweekly” removed.
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Client Access
- Your four logins (Altruist, Charles Schwab, RightCapital, Wealth.com) as clear tiles that open in a new tab.
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Tax guide request
- Redesigned request page; requests now reach your email.
- Phone made optional.
- Titled “Take Charge of Your Taxes” to match the guide’s real cover.
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Privacy Policy
- Every word kept, in a readable layout with a contents list.
- The template heading “FOR WEBSITES WITHOUT SSL CERTS” removed.
- The Disclosure Notice set apart; its old link still opens it.
Loren
3 pages
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Loren’s biography
- Your full story, professional and personal, with your credentials, the places you’ve lived, and links to your designations and family.
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Designations
- Your designations, each explained in your words.
- “Proverbs 16:3” corrected to 16:9, the verse quoted.
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Family
- Your family photos as a gallery instead of one collage.
Team & partners
13 pages
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Team biographies
- All seven biography pages share the same design, with matching portraits, each person’s story and links to the rest of the team. Shown here: Andrew Fallwell.
- Jason and Riley now have their own correctly named addresses; their old addresses forward to the new pages.
All 7 pages — before and after
His own biography page, with his photo, role and credentials, and links to the rest of the team.
His own biography page, now at /meet-jason (it was at /meet-jennifer, which now forwards).
Her own biography page, with her photo, role and credentials, and links to the rest of the team.
Her own biography page, with her photo, role and links to the rest of the team.
His own biography page, with his photo, role and links to the rest of the team.
Her own biography page, with her photo, role and links to the rest of the team.
His own biography page, now at /meet-riley (it was at /meet-joey, which now forwards).
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Partner pages
- All six partner pages share the same design, with why you use each one in your own words and a link to its site. Shown here: Holistiplan.
All 6 pages — before and after
Why you use it, in your words: its three 0 to 100 scores, and its part in your Retirement Risks Analysis. Links to TIFIN’s site.
Why you use it, in your words: rear-view versus windshield tax planning. Links to Holistiplan’s site.
Why you use it, in your words: the client’s “Home Base”. Links to Right Capital’s site.
Why you work with them, in your words, with a link to your podcast and to CreativeOne’s site.
Why you use it, in your words: estate documents created, reviewed and amended. Links to Wealth.com.
Why you use it, in your words, with your public SEC records beside it.
Everywhere
Across the whole site.
Some of what we did isn’t on any one page. It runs through all of them.
Every “Schedule an Appointment” button opens your calendar to book a time.
Contact and guide requests are emailed to you the moment they’re sent, and saved.
Visitors and the buttons they press are counted from launch, with no cookies, on your private numbers page.
Each page has its own title, description and main heading for search engines (“Regardless or age” had been repeated in 22 page descriptions).
The broken /our-team link in four podcast show notes now opens Our Team.
Meridian: your site’s live editing. Ask your own Claude for a change and it appears on your open website instantly, with no refresh, while it’s saved to your live site.
Hosted on your own Cloudflare account, with your email records carried over for the domain move.