Bank web design and website redesigns built for trust, compliance, and conversion

Bank website design carries obligations most agencies never encounter. Required disclosures, Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender marks, the FDIC official digital sign requirements, and accessibility standards that regulators and courts actually enforce — all of it has to survive contact with real content editors, real redesigns, and real examinations. Whether it is a ground-up build or a bank website redesign, we design bank websites where compliance is part of the design system itself, so it cannot be accidentally edited away.

Since 2012 we have designed and managed websites for community banks, including newomnibank.com — a $525M-asset community bank whose site we run in production every day. That means launch plans with rollback capability, rate tables that render accessibly, secure entry points into online banking, and hosting on SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure with audit documentation your vendor management program can file the day you ask for it.

What a bank website redesign actually involves

A community bank website redesign runs 8–14 weeks in four phases: discovery and compliance inventory, design system and wireframes, build and content migration, then accessibility and security review before a scheduled launch with rollback capability. The compliance inventory is the phase most agencies skip — cataloging every required disclosure, rate table, and regulatory mark on the existing site so nothing is lost in the move. Because we manage bank websites in production, cutover risk is planned explicitly: DNS and redirects mapped in advance, rate tables verified against source data, and online banking entry points tested before a single member sees the new site.

FDIC compliance designed in, not bolted on

The FDIC official digital sign requirements, Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender marks, and required disclosures are structured into the design system itself — placed consistently, rendered accessibly, and impossible for a content editor to accidentally delete during a routine update. Accessibility is built to WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard regulators and courts reference for ADA website claims against financial institutions. When your examiner asks how compliance is maintained on the website, the answer is architectural, not aspirational.

Built to work with your online banking platform

Your marketing website and your online banking platform are separate systems — which examiners prefer — and we design the seam between them: secure login entry points, SSO handoffs, deep links into digital banking, plus rate tables, loan calculators, and branch and ATM locators that render fast and accessibly on every device. We work in front of platforms across the Jack Henry and Symitar ecosystems, so the integration conversation with your core provider starts from experience, not discovery billing.