Consultancy free PSD template
Last Updated on July 26, 2026 by Editorial Team
Consultancy is a PSD freebie designed by UIUX Services, targeted on consultancy businesses. The freebie includes 4 Home page and 20 inner pages.
Consultancy leans on a color language that does a lot of the persuasion work before a single word is read. The green-to-blue gradient banner in the homepage hero feels calm and trustworthy, the kind of palette you associate with finance, wellness, or advisory services rather than anything flashy. That gradient is offset by a trio of bold accent cards in coral orange, white, and teal, each promising a specific service like customer support, money exchange, and business boosting. It’s a simple but effective pattern: cool, reassuring background paired with warm, clickable foreground elements that pull the eye exactly where a visitor should look first.
The rest of the layout follows a familiar consulting-site rhythm: a featured project section with a wide photographic banner, a testimonials block with a circular headshot and star rating, and a blog teaser row at the bottom. The photography throughout leans on real people in office and handshake-style scenes, which reinforces the human, service-based nature of the business rather than a product. The secondary homepage variants shown in the preview swap in different hero images, including a close-up of a professional at a desk and a warm two-person interaction, giving you a few starting points depending on whether you want the site to feel more corporate or more personable.
Where This Template Fits
This layout suits any business that sells expertise rather than physical goods:
- Management, financial, or HR consulting firms
- Legal, tax, or business advisory practices
- Coaching and mentorship services
- Freelance consultants building a personal brand site
- Agencies offering strategy, marketing, or operations support
The multiple inner pages hint at a full site structure, so it works well for a business that needs distinct sections for services, pricing tiers, case studies, and a blog, rather than a single scrolling landing page.
When adapting the file, start with the hero. Swap in your own photography but try to keep the same tonal balance: a photo with enough open, muted space for white text to sit comfortably on top. If your brand colors differ from the green-blue gradient, you can recolor the overlay using a gradient adjustment layer set to multiply or soft light over the photo, which keeps the image visible while shifting the mood to match your identity.
The three service cards are worth treating as a reusable component. Duplicate the group, edit the icon, headline, and short description text, and adjust the accent color per card if you want to signal different service categories visually. Keep the coral tone as your primary call-to-action color throughout the rest of the site so buttons stay consistent and recognizable as clickable elements against the cooler backdrop.
For the testimonials and blog sections, replace the placeholder headshots and thumbnails with real client photos and article images sized to match the existing crop ratios, so the grid stays aligned without extra rework. Pair this template with a simple sans-serif icon set for the service cards and a matching set of solid-color buttons if you extend the design into new pages beyond what’s included, so the visual system stays consistent as the site grows.
