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Eisner & Co. Bankhaus Landing Page Development
Raphael Oshituga
Overview
Eisner & Co. Bankhaus is a fictional landing page for a global institutional bank based in Frankfurt. The goal was to design something that feels serious, established, and modern. A site you’d expect from a bank that works with governments, corporations, and investors at scale.
Why I Designed It
I’ve always been interested in how big financial institutions show up online. Most of them feel dated or overly complex. This project was my take on how a more refined, modern bank could present itself. Clean layout, strong type, focused motion, and a tone that feels global and responsible.
It’s designed to show confidence without trying too hard.
On the Color Choice
I chose a distinct crimson red as the primary color — something bold but not flashy. It carries a sense of strength and tradition, which fits a legacy financial institution, while still feeling modern and differentiated.
The red adds warmth to an otherwise neutral, serious layout and gives the brand a strong visual identity without relying on cliché blues or metallics that are common in banking. It also pairs well with grayscale elements, making stats, CTAs, and visuals feel deliberate and elevated.
Full landing page
The site starts with a quiet preloader showing the Eisner & Co. logo. It’s clean and serious, just enough to set the tone. Then it fades into the hero section, where a bold serif headline and animated globe take over. Right away, it feels global and established. The copy is confident but not loud, and there's a clear call to action that invites visitors to explore the bank’s approach.
This section gives a quick intro to the bank. It talks about where Eisner & Co. comes from, what it stands for, and why it exists. The tone is calm and focused, setting the foundation for everything else on the page.
A clean, four-metric layout that shows the bank’s scale and impact. It’s all about trust here — big numbers, clear labels, no fluff. Ends with a call to download the latest report for anyone who wants to go deeper.
This section is short but meaningful. It shares the bank’s long-term outlook — what it believes in and where it's headed. The copy focuses on sustainable finance, global development, and financial responsibility. Visually, it’s simple and spacious, letting the words breathe and land.
A simple carousel showing the key people behind the bank. Each profile includes a name, title, and a short description. The layout is clean and quiet. It’s not flashy — just enough to show that the leadership is real, experienced, and credible.
This is the blog section, styled more like a magazine. Each article card has a strong title, a short line of context, and a realistic image. The topics focus on global finance, sustainability, infrastructure — serious themes written for people who follow policy and markets.
This is where practical questions get answered. It covers things like who the bank works with, how to access reports, and what types of projects are supported. The layout is accordion-style, with short, clear answers. It adds a layer of transparency and helps reduce friction for anyone considering reaching out.
This is the final call to action. Big headline, centered text, two buttons. It invites users to either get in touch or download a firm brief. The tone stays formal, but open. It’s designed to close the loop without pushing too hard.
The footer is structured and serious. It includes the company’s info, navigation links, social handles, and office details. Nothing extra here — just what you’d expect from a well-established financial institution.
The biggest takeaway for me was how to balance formality with modern UX. Everything had to feel refined but still usable, which pushed me to be more intentional with layout, motion, and copy
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Posted Jun 11, 2025
A modern concept for a global bank. Clean, confident, and designed to show scale, trust, and clarity without feeling cold or outdated.
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May 30, 2025 - Jun 11, 2025
