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Maria Loureiro
Year
2026
Context
Fiscova, Berlin · project-based
Role
UI/UX Designer
Scope
Landing page, desktop and mobile

FiscovaWebsite

The landing page for Fiscova, explaining to tax advisory firms how one system brings their calls, emails, WhatsApp, letters and meetings together.

Live at fiscova.de

Fiscova landing page hero: the headline “Das Kommunikations-Betriebssystem für moderne Steuerkanzleien” beside a diagram of channels flowing into Fiscova and on to DATEV, ADDISON and Agenda

Challenge

Explain a product with many moving parts to a careful, regulated audience: show what it does, what happens in the background and why their data is safe, in a calm and trustworthy tone.

Maria’s contribution

  • Landing page layout and section structure
  • Cards that show each channel as a small piece of the product
  • Integrations and trust sections
  • Desktop and mobile layouts

The site is built and run by the Fiscova team.

01Channels

Every channel gets a card with a small slice of the real interface, so the product explains itself before the text does.

Section “Alle Kanäle. Ein System.” with six cards for phone, email, WhatsApp, letters, meetings and team chat, each topped by a small interface preview
Section “Was Fiscova im Hintergrund tut” with six cards for reply drafts, transcription, missing information, automation, tagging and team chat

02Integrations & trust

A tax firm’s first questions are where the data goes and where it is stored. Both get their own section, laid out as plainly as the product itself.

Integrations section: a list of DATEV, ADDISON, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, WhatsApp, Teams, Slack and HubSpot beside a radial diagram around the Fiscova mark
Trust section “Vertrauen ist das Produkt” with four cards: GDPR and §203 StGB, servers in Nuremberg, no training on client data, human in the loop

03Mobile

On a phone the cards stack into one calm column, and the calls to action stay within thumb reach.

Two phone screens of the Fiscova landing page: the hero with stacked buttons, and the channels section with the phone and email cards