05 / 2026

Webdesign & development

Lovable · In development

PROGRES ADVIES

A clear, considered digital home for leadership, change and inclusion.

Desktop view of the Progres Advies website with its purple leadership and inclusion homepage
The brief

Shape a professional consultancy website for organisations in the Netherlands and the Caribbean, making Progres’ expertise easy to understand and the route to contact direct.

The decision

Readable typography, a focused service structure and a calm contact journey bring clarity to a layered subject. The current visual design is presented exactly as captured from the working site.

Scope

Webdesign / Development / UX / Content structure

01

THE CONTEXT

Professional consultancy for leadership, change and inclusion across the Netherlands and the Caribbean.

Leiderschap begint waar iedereen mee kan doen.

The site brings a layered consultancy offer into one readable starting point, without flattening the subject matter.
02

DESKTOP EXPERIENCE

Actual working-site capture. The source project remains untouched and in development.

Actual desktop homepage of Progres Advies
Homepage / Desktop 1440
03

CONTENT ARCHITECTURE

The navigation separates expertise, studio context, experience and contact into direct routes.

01

Leiderschap

Leadership that makes participation possible and direction tangible.

02

Verandering

Change presented as a clear, navigable organisational practice.

03

Inclusie

Inclusion treated as part of how decisions and movement are built.

  1. 01Zien wat speelt
  2. 02Richting bepalen
  3. 03Beweging verankeren
04

MOBILE EXPERIENCE

The same hierarchy becomes a focused single-column contact journey at 390 pixels.

Actual mobile homepage of Progres Advies
Homepage / Mobile 390
Readability

Generous type and short line lengths keep the core proposition clear over the expressive image field.

Navigation

Expertise, Over Progres, Ervaring and Contact remain distinct destinations instead of competing on one page.

Contact journey

Primary and secondary actions stay visible together, letting visitors choose between the approach and direct introduction.

Regional context

The opening copy names the Netherlands and the Caribbean without turning geography into decoration.