Case study/Fintech
Four corporate websites for a financial-services group, with accessibility inside the build scope
unicrew handled the technical build of four corporate websites for a German financial-services group, with accessibility implementation, responsive layout and technical QA inside the scope.
The client builds digital tools for financial consulting, and it needed four corporate websites held to one standard. unicrew handled the technical implementation: front-end and back-end development, accessibility implementation, responsive layout, content integration, analytics setup and technical QA. All four passed the client's internal reviews and are online, and the client reports top-notch accessibility scores and higher user engagement.
- Focus
- Fintech
- Market
Germany- Engagement
- Technical build of four websites
Outcome at a glance
What this project delivered.
- 01All four websites passed internal reviews and are online
- 02Accessibility scores are, in the client's words, top-notch
- 03The client reports higher user engagement across the sites
- 04unicrew delivered on time and stayed flexible when adjustments were needed
The challenge
A German financial-services group needed four corporate websites, and it set three objectives for them: full accessibility compliance, a modernized UX, and a consistent, high-quality digital presence across all four. Its own team owned the UX concepts, so what was missing was an engineering partner who could turn those concepts into built, tested sites without the standard slipping between one site and the next.
Our approach
unicrew worked as the client’s web development partner on the technical implementation, building from the UX concepts the client’s internal team produced. The scope covered front-end and back-end development, accessibility implementation, responsive layout, integration of the content the client supplied, analytics setup and thorough technical QA. A team of two to five people covered all of it. The engagement started in March 2025 and is still running.
Results
All four sites passed the client’s internal reviews and went live. The client’s own read on the outcome is short: the accessibility scores are top-notch, and the user engagement is higher.
“They’ve listened carefully to our needs.”
Senior UI/UX Designer, financial services group
unicrew builds financial-services software, and accessibility, front-end delivery and QA sit inside that scope where a client wants them there. The accounting integration and automation study is a different shape of the same vertical, and there is more client feedback on the client reviews page.
What the client says
All four websites have successfully passed internal reviews and are online. The accessibility scores are top-notch, and the user engagement is higher. They’ve delivered on time, been flexible when we needed adjustments, and made the entire collaboration feel smooth and supportive.
04/Quick answers
The questions behind the project
What did unicrew build for this client?
unicrew handled the technical implementation of four corporate websites. The scope covered front-end and back-end development, accessibility implementation, responsive layout, integration of the content the client supplied, analytics setup and thorough technical QA. The client's own team produced the UX concepts, and the deliverables were fully developed websites and web components built from them. All four passed the client's internal reviews and are online, and the client reports that user engagement is higher.
How was accessibility handled across the four sites?
Accessibility implementation sat inside unicrew's build scope, alongside front-end and back-end development, responsive layout, content integration, analytics setup and technical QA. Full accessibility compliance was one of the three objectives the client set for the programme, and the same bar applied to every one of the four sites. On the result, the client's own assessment is that the accessibility scores are top-notch. Where a formal conformance level against a named standard is needed, that is a statement the site owner makes about their own sites, not one a build partner makes for them.
Who produced the UX concepts, and what did unicrew do with them?
The client's internal team created the UX concepts. unicrew came in as the web development partner for the technical side, turning those concepts into fully developed websites and web components: front-end and back-end, accessibility implementation, responsive layout, content integration, analytics and QA. The design implementation followed the client's concepts rather than reinterpreting them. A team of two to five people covered it, from March 2025 onward.
Does unicrew work with other financial-services companies?
Yes. The client sits in financial services, and unicrew works across financial-services software more widely, from corporate sites and portals to product engineering, with accessibility, analytics and QA inside the scope where a client wants them there. What transfers between engagements is our team's experience of the sector and the way we run the work. What we carry to the next engagement is the experience.