Web design and development for Vásquez y Asociados, an accounting and audit firm in San Salvador
Vásquez y Asociados
Web development / Web design
WordPress · Elementor
An accounting, auditing, and tax advisory firm in San Salvador whose website puts its credentials ahead of the sales pitch.
- Scope of work
- Web development / Web design
- Technology
- WordPress / Elementor
- Client
- Vásquez y Asociados
- Year
- 2022
What should an accounting and audit firm's website look like?
Vásquez y Asociados is an accounting, auditing, and tax advisory firm in San Salvador with more than twenty years of practice — tax and financial audits, consulting, and accounting outsourcing for individuals, companies, and nonprofits — authorized by the Corte de Cuentas, the Ministry of Finance, and the Consejo de Vigilancia de la Profesión de Contaduría Pública.
We designed and built the corporate site that puts the firm's credentials ahead of the sales pitch.
What we did
What does an audit firm's website need to build trust?
The site is designed and built on WordPress with Elementor across three pages that do the work: a homepage that shows the firm's accreditations and professional memberships before anything else, a services page that explains tax audit, financial audit, consulting, and accounting outsourcing in plain language, and a contact page with a single advisory request form.
In 2026 we hardened and tuned it: an SEO layer with local business schema and a clean sitemap, Spanish as the site language, a hero that reads on any screen, forms that land in the firm's own inbox, and a honeypot that keeps spam out.
To put the firm's accreditations where the prospect looks first.
To turn a visit into an advisory request, with a form that actually reaches the firm.
The result
Why show credentials before services on an accounting firm's website?
Vásquez y Asociados now presents itself the way an audit firm should: credentials first, services explained clearly, and one clear way to ask for help.
Live project
