The client
The fund invests on behalf of private investors, with share classes in more than one currency.
In 2026 the fund opened a new chapter: a new partnership, a broader investment strategy, and a “Dividend with Purpose” option that lets shareholders direct their dividend to approved charities.
The problem
A fund’s website is judged on trust before anything else. Visitors want to see who is on the board, who regulates the fund, how it invests and what it avoids, and they want the latest figures and documents without having to ask.
Monthly factsheets and yearly reports also mean the site changes every month, so it had to be easy for the fund’s own team to update without breaking the design.
What they needed
- Clear trust signals: regulator, board of directors, Chairman’s letter, track record
- Plain explanations of the strategy, the ethical framework and the avoid-list
- A document library: annual reports, constitution, private placement memorandum, monthly factsheets
- An online investment request that replaces the printed subscription form
- Content the client can edit safely, month after month
What we built
We started with static HTML design proposals so the client could compare directions on real pages, not mock-ups. The chosen design was then built as a custom WordPress theme with around 48 purpose-made Elementor widgets, one for each section type, from the board and regulation blocks to the document grids and the innovation timeline.
Because each section is its own widget, the fund’s team edits text, figures and documents in the familiar WordPress editor while layout, typography and animation stay exactly as designed.
The investment request form is a custom widget that validates the minimum investment for each currency, protects submissions with a signed token and spam checks, and sends the request directly to the investor-relations team.
The site runs behind Cloudflare with strict security headers, and a small must-use plugin hardens WordPress itself: XML-RPC and comments off, username discovery blocked, login attempts throttled and contact forms protected against spam.
Delivered features
- Custom WordPress theme with ~48 bespoke Elementor widgets
- Home, About & Board, Why Invest, Investment Strategy, Responsible Investing pages
- Supported causes and “Dividend with Purpose” explained
- Annual reports, factsheets and legal documents library
- Chairman’s letter and Innovation 2026 timeline
- Online investment request with per-currency minimums
- Rank Math SEO, XML sitemap and social previews
- WordPress security hardening and Cloudflare protection
Challenges we solved
Design freedom vs. client editing
Page builders usually let clients break layouts. Building each section as a dedicated widget gave the team editing freedom inside guard-rails.
Taking investment requests online
The online form had to be stricter than the paper one: currency-specific minimums, a signed token against forged submissions, and delivery straight to investor relations.
Security for a regulated business
WordPress is a common target. Hardening was done at three levels: Cloudflare, HTTP security headers and a site-specific plugin that closes WordPress’s usual weak points.
The result
The fund now has a website that presents the fund, its regulator, its board and its documents in one place, and its team publishes each month’s factsheet on its own.
Artover maintains the site, including WordPress updates and security.