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Client: B&S Partners GmbH

Velmond Partners.

Discreet one-page website for Velmond Partners, a private markets boutique in Zug. It presents areas of expertise and types of off-exchange investment opportunities, discloses risks and commissions and takes enquiries via a form, without any tracking.

  • Website
Scope
Website
Year
2026
Services & technology
  • Web Design
  • Next.js
  • Typography
  • One-Page Website
  • Resend
  • No Tracking

Case study

What B&S Partners GmbH needed and what we built

The challenge

Velmond Partners supports investors in accessing private equity, growth financing, pre-IPO and co-investments. In this field, a loud, salesy website does more harm than good. What was needed was restraint and trust, an honest account of the risks without small print and a contact path that shows what the enquiry is about from the start, all on a single page.

Our solution

We designed a one-pager in midnight blue and champagne gold with an elegant serif typeface and built it in Next.js. Sections on philosophy, areas of expertise and types of opportunities build up calmly on scroll; specific deals are deliberately not shown. The «Important notes» section names six risks from total loss to regulation and discloses possible fees on placements, directly on the page. In the contact form, the prospect selects their concern, from general information to an initial meeting. The enquiry goes to the company inbox as an email in the corporate design, with replies going straight to the sender, protected by a spam trap and an hourly limit. The website sets no tracking cookies and loads no third-party analytics.

Architecture

How it fits together

The building blocks behind B&S Partners GmbH and how data flows between them.

UserFrontendAdminServer / APIExternal service
Connections: Prospect → One-pager (Next.js) (Read, notes); One-pager (Next.js) → Contact API with spam protection (Form with topic); Contact API with spam protection → Resend (email delivery) (Designed email); Resend (email delivery) → Company inbox (Delivery); Company inbox → Prospect (Direct reply)

Site structure

How the website is structured

velmond.ch2 sections · 5 subpages
  • One-pager
    • Hero
    • About
    • Opportunities
    • Contact
    • Notes
  • Imprint & privacy
Simplified view of the site structure. Page counts from a live check (sitemap) on 12 October 2026.

Flow

Who does what, step by step

  • Customer
  • Business
  • System
  1. Customer

    Arrive

    The prospect arrives via a referral or directly at velmond.ch.

  2. Customer

    Understand

    They read the philosophy, areas of expertise and types of opportunities.

  3. Customer

    Read the risks

    The risk and commission disclosure is right on the page, not behind a link.

  4. Customer

    Send an enquiry

    They choose their topic, such as an initial meeting, write a message and submit.

  5. System

    Email in the inbox

    The enquiry is checked and delivered to the company inbox as a designed email.

  6. Business

    Reply and arrange a meeting

    Velmond replies directly by email and arranges the initial meeting.

Step by step

How it works in practice

Real screenshots along the flow.

From entry to enquiry

A pass through the one-pager on desktop. The form is filled with sample data and was not submitted.

  1. 01Step 1 / 5
    Velmond Partners – Step 1: Hero

    Hero

    Midnight blue, champagne gold and a serif typeface set the tone. One sentence explains what it is about, without promising returns.

  2. 02Step 2 / 5
    Velmond Partners – Step 2: About Velmond

    About Velmond

    The philosophy in one quote, next to the positioning as an independent boutique. Calm typography instead of sales talk.

  3. 03Step 3 / 5
    Velmond Partners – Step 3: Selected opportunities

    Selected opportunities

    The page shows types of investments, not specific deals. Each row names the field and a short description.

  4. 04Step 4 / 5
    Velmond Partners – Step 4: Important notes

    Important notes

    No investment advice, six risks in a grid and disclosure of possible fees, directly on the page instead of behind a link.

  5. 05Step 5 / 5
    Velmond Partners – Step 5: Contact with topic

    Contact with topic

    Name, email, optional phone, the topic (here «Initial meeting») and a message. The company details sit next to the form. We did not submit it.

Swipe sideways for the next step.

On mobile

The same path on a phone. Instead of a menu, a fixed contact button at the top right leads to the form.

Views with customer data show sample data or are redacted.

  1. 01Step 1 / 4
    Velmond Partners – Step 1: Hero

    Hero

    The headline wraps cleanly, and the contact button is reachable from anywhere.

  2. 02Step 2 / 4
    Velmond Partners – Step 2: Opportunities

    Opportunities

    The fields stack vertically, each with a short description.

  3. 03Step 3 / 4
    Velmond Partners – Step 3: Notes

    Notes

    On mobile the risks become a list, readable without zooming.

  4. 04Step 4 / 4Sample data
    Velmond Partners – Step 4: Form

    Form

    Full-width fields filled with sample data. The gold button sends only after privacy consent. We did not submit it.

Swipe sideways for the next step.

Features

What the solution does

  • One-pager in private banking style

    Midnight blue, champagne gold, serif type and sharp edges. Philosophy, areas of expertise and types of opportunities build up calmly on scroll; a marquee names the fields from private equity to investor relations.

  • Risks and commissions disclosed

    The «Important notes» section makes clear that no investment advice is given, names six risks from total loss and long holding periods to regulation and discloses possible fees. No small print hidden behind a link.

  • Enquiry by topic

    The form asks for name, email, phone (optional), topic and message. Topics range from general information and current opportunities to an initial meeting, plus privacy consent.

  • Notification in the corporate design

    Every enquiry arrives in the company inbox as a designed email in midnight blue and gold. Hitting «Reply» goes straight to the prospect.

  • Spam protection

    An invisible honeypot field for bots and a limit of five enquiries per hour per address keep the inbox clean.

  • No tracking

    No tracking cookies, no third-party analytics. The privacy policy says so too, fitting a business built on discretion.

  • Technical essentials

    Metadata, FinancialService schema with the Zug address, sitemap, robots.txt, web manifest, a favicon set with the VP monogram and a dedicated preview card for shared links.

Mobile

On the smartphone

  • Velmond Partners – Hero on mobile
    Hero on mobile
  • Velmond Partners – Enquiry form on mobile (empty)
    Enquiry form on mobile (empty)
  • Velmond Partners – «About Velmond» section on mobile
    «About Velmond» section on mobile

Swipe sideways for more views.

Screens

What it looks like

  • Hero in midnight blue and champagne gold with serif type
  • «Important notes»: risks and commissions right on the page
  • Contact section with company details and enquiry form (empty)

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why does the website do without tracking?

Velmond Partners works in a business built on discretion. The website therefore sets no tracking cookies and loads no third-party analytics, and the privacy policy says so openly. That also removes the need for a cookie banner.

Why are the risks so prominent on the page?

Off-exchange investments can lead to total loss, are hard to trade and often tied up for a long time. Saying so openly builds more trust than a page that only shows upside. That's why the «Important notes» section names six risks and possible fees right on the page.

How does an enquiry reach Velmond?

The form sends name, email, optional phone, the chosen topic and the message to a dedicated endpoint. It checks for spam and delivers the enquiry via the email provider Resend as a designed email to the company inbox. Replies go straight to the sender.

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