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JS Zorg en Advies
| Seraph Zorg

A trauma-sensitive, culturally aware Dutch care practice supporting people and families through recovery, delivered with a brand and back office that match the seriousness of the work.

Client
Jiska
Sector
Care · Advisory
Location
Diemen, NL
Duration
2025 to present
Services
Brand · Web · CoreDesk
The brief

Jiska founded JS Zorg en Advies to support people, families, and organizations working through recovery across the Dutch social care sector. A defining part of her work is with families affected by the toeslagenaffaire, the childcare benefits scandal that upended thousands of Dutch households.

Under the Seraph Zorg name, she needed a professional web presence that felt as careful, trauma-sensitive, and culturally aware as her practice itself.

The requirements were clear. A brand system that could carry both the seriousness of the work and the warmth of the person doing it. Two websites, one for the practice, one for the founder. A back office that let her spend time with her clients instead of chasing invoices and proposal templates.

What she did not need: an agency retainer, a strategy deck, or six months of committee design.

The approach

Brand direction started with colour: mustard gold as the base, warm neutrals as the surround. A modern serif for the display marks, a clean sans for body. Every choice tested against one question: does this feel considered enough for the people the practice serves?

Two websites, one voice.

seraphzorg.com

Carries the practice. Who the work is for, what happens in a session, how families can reach out. Written in Dutch, with English available. A simple contact form, no dark patterns, no urgency tactics.

jiska.seraphzorg.com

Carries the founder. Her training, her story, her values. Cross-linked with the practice website so a visitor arriving through either door finds the whole picture.

Both websites deployed on eWolve (Dutch hosting), mapped to her own domains, tuned for Dutch and English search performance. Analytics wired to a private dashboard so Jiska sees traffic without exposing visitor data to a third party.

Alongside the websites, JS Zorg en Advies became the founding customer of CoreDesk, my AI back office platform for independent practitioners. Invoicing in EUR, quotes rendered as branded PDFs, meeting notes with AI-assisted preparation, and a governance dashboard for the AI features. Basis plan, grandfathered at founding-customer pricing.

What shipped
Brand system
Colour, typography, voice. Documented in a versioned brand book she can hand to any future collaborator.
seraphzorg.com
Multi-page practice website. Dutch and English. Custom design, deployed to her eWolve hosting account, mapped to her own domain.
jiska.seraphzorg.com
Founder portfolio subdomain. Cross-linked with the practice website, shares the brand system.
CoreDesk workspace
Basis plan. Invoicing, proposals, receipts, CRM, meeting agent, governance dashboard. Founding-customer pricing locked.
Ongoing engineer contact
Direct access for questions, feature requests, and iterations. Not a ticket queue routing you to a stranger. You reach me, and I handle it.
Handover documents
Written brand book, technical handover, and CoreDesk workspace guide. Nothing lives only in chat.
Outcomes
Delivered on time
Fixed price, no scope disputes, no invoice surprises.
First client through the website
Three days after launch, May 2026.
Two websites + one back-office platform
Delivered under one engagement, one accountable engineer.
Founding CoreDesk customer
Runs the practice daily since launch.
In Jiska's words

“Hilary is remarkably careful, reliable, and substantively strong.

She thinks with me, delivers quality work, and honors her commitments.

For my practice, where vulnerable clients and sensitive data are at stake, that is no small thing. I choose my collaborators with care, and Hilary is someone I trust.”

Jiska · Founder, JS Zorg en Advies | Seraph Zorg
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The practice website and the founder portfolio
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