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11 one-pager examples and how to create your own

One of my responsibilities as a marketer at an agency is sending monthly performance reports to my clients. They're busy people, so I include an executive summary at the beginning of each report that consolidates seven pages of detailed information into a few key bullet points—the "must-knows."

One-pagers serve the same function as these executive summaries. They boil down a lot of business information into one concise summary, enabling stakeholders or investors to quickly review important information and make important decisions—to invest or not invest, to use your offering or not, whatever the case may be. Needless to say, they need to pack a punch.

Here, I'll walk you through what should be included (and where) in these strategic documents, as well as share some one-pager examples and templates to help guide you through the creation process.

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One-pager examples in the real world, one-pager best practices, what is a one-pager.

A one-pager is a one-page document that clearly and visually lays out all the key items you need to know about a product, service, project , or concept. With a combination of text, visuals, and design elements, one-pagers grab the reader's attention and provide a comprehensive overview in an easily digestible format.

One-pagers can be for either internal or external use. For example, you may share an internal training one-pager with your employees or a startup plan one-pager with potential investors.

How to make a one-pager 

Think of a one-pager as a resume for whatever you're one-paging: it should tell the readers everything they absolutely need to know about you—in an aesthetically pleasing way.

Depending on the type of one-pager, you might include different elements, but here's a breakdown of the general elements you should include in each section of your one-pager. Keep scrolling for more examples of how these components would look in action. 

Since we read English top-to-bottom and left-to-right, organize your one-pager accordingly. At the top of your one-pager, include:

Company name and/or logo: Regardless of the type of one-pager, this is important for immediate brand recognition.

Headline: Give your audience a reason to keep reading. Write an attention-grabbing headline that hints toward 1) what your one-pager is about and 2) why they should care.

Brief overview of your product, service, project, or concept: It only needs to be a sentence or two.

Problem statement: Clearly state the issue you want to solve. It may be an overarching problem your business solves or a specific knowledge gap your one-pager fills.

Solution: Briefly explain how your offering or information provided in the one-pager solves the problem you previously stated.

If you think of a one-pager as a sandwich, the middle is the meat. Pack this section full of value:

Key benefits/features: This is where you'll highlight the benefits or features of your offering. What makes it unique? What problems does it solve? What are the specific features customers will love? 

Target market: Who is the audience of your one-pager? What are their needs and pain points? The more specific you can get, the better.

It's time to wrap it up and give people one last takeaway. Include these components at the bottom of your one-pager:

Future objectives: Outline your general plans for the future. What are your goals for the next year, three years, or five years? How are you working to achieve these goals? 

Call to action (CTA): Tell your readers what you want them to do next. Do you want them to contact you for more information? Buy your product? Donate to a cause? Reach out to a certain department with any questions?

I had my design team create almost a dozen one-pager examples—and templates to go along with them. As we run through them, I'll also share a few examples from the wild to get your creative gears turning. 

1. General one-pager/company one-pager

A general one-pager is like a company overview you'll share with customers and works well for general networking events or conferences. It includes all the standard one-pager elements I mentioned before: 

Company name and logo

Brief overview

Problem statement

Key benefits/features

Target market

Future objectives

2. Startup one-pager

Startups are all about speed, and a one-pager is a great representation of that. It's basically your elevator pitch . Whether presented during investor pitches, at networking events, or as part of your marketing materials, it can help you sell your scrappiness. A startup one-pager should include standard one-pager components plus a few extras:

Media attention/social proof

Investment stage

3. Pitch presentation one-pager

Startups, project managers, consultants, and non-profits can all use a pitch presentation one-pager to summarize the benefits they offer their audience. 

This one-pager serves as a quick reference guide, allowing presenters to succinctly convey their message, capture the audience's attention, and pique their interest. It's also a leave-behind for potential investors, partners, or clients to facilitate follow-up discussions. It should include: 

Market research summary

Team details, including specific expertise

4. Strategic plan one-pager

A strategic plan one-pager not only helps stakeholders easily digest your goals—it also serves as an accountability measure. It prevents people from leaving your presentation and immediately forgetting what your objectives are and how you plan to achieve them. 

Companies can use this one-pager to create organization-wide clarity, and non-profits can use it to appeal to donors. Make sure to include:

Vision/ mission statement

Key metrics

5. Product one-pager

Product one-pagers are invaluable for marketing and sales teams, enabling them to present essential information in a clear and compelling way to potential customers or stakeholders. They can even be used as an internal resource for new hires. Here's what to include:

Product name

Unique selling proposition

Timeline for launch (if new)

6. Company report one-pager

This one-pager can be used internally as an employee handout or post-summary during an annual company meeting. It can also be shared with external stakeholders to give a glimpse into the company's performance and future outlook. It should include:

Financial highlights

Achievements

Future challenges

7. Investor update one-pager

Give your investors the rundown on performance and the current goings-on of your business with a nice one-pager that breaks it all down. This concise update tells investors what they need to know—and nothing more. Here's what investors like to see: 

Progress toward milestones

Current challenges

Potential asks

8. Employee orientation one-pager

When I start a new job, I mentally prepare to be bombarded with a lot of information on the first day. Give new hires an employee orientation one-pager, so they have a quick overview of the key details they'll want to remember. Provide information like: 

Company culture

Leadership overview

Onboarding timeline

Key contacts

9. B2B one-pager

Decision-makers at businesses are busy, and a one-pager can cut through the noise to clearly communicate what your company does and why it's valuable (leave the jargon at home). Weave these elements into your one-pager:

Customer testimonials

Value proposition

10. Marketing one-pager

A marketing one-pager is an internal document that helps keep your company's teams aligned on branding and marketing. It's a snapshot of critical elements like:

Brand colors

Brand voice

Marketing goals

Customer personas

11. Consulting services one-pager

This type of one-pager is used by consulting firms to present their services, expertise, and value proposition to prospective clients. It offers a quick look into the consultancy's offerings to show clients how it can address their specific needs and challenges. These one-pagers typically include:

Client testimonials

Contact information

Those templates will hopefully give you a head start, but let's take a look at some real-life examples of how people use and design one-pagers. Check out this variety of examples from real companies with details on what I think they particularly nail in their one-pagers.

General one-pager

In this general one-pager, Threekit briefly explains what it does and how it integrates with Salesforce. More specifically, it uses a variety of visual elements, from mockups to illustrated icons, to break up the text and display what the company's 3D product configurator looks like in action. 

Each component is also clearly defined with three separate background colors, which makes it easy to scan. Minimal copy is used while still getting the point across, and there's a clear visual hierarchy with the largest title and image at the top of the page.

Product one-pager

This product one-pager from CAT is a little more text-heavy, but it uses callout boxes and illustrations to break things up—plus, the bullet points make it easier to scan. The eye-catching header image is impressive, and there's also a clear headline and CTA.

B2B one-pager

Customer success stories and testimonials make for great B2B one-pagers. SAP packs a lot of text on here, but it also keeps the document visually appealing with photography, colorful stats, and bullet points. You'll also notice this one is landscape-oriented—that's not as common, but it can be an interesting way to grab people's attention.

Consulting one-pager

The example below is technically two pages, but it packs a lot of info into it. Clear headers help explain what services the company offers and the value those services hold. It also establishes credentials with customer testimonials and stats like "18B+ investment in security R&D and 3,500 cybersecurity experts." These elements help prospective clients feel secure about choosing them as a partner.

Just because you've managed to cram some important information onto one page doesn't mean it'll be effective. Here are some best practices to make sure your one-pagers have the effect you want them to:

Be concise: If you can't read a sentence on your one-pager without taking a breath, it's too long. Keep the copy short and sweet, so you don't defeat the whole purpose of a one-pager.

Appeal to your audience: Keep your reader in mind while creating your one-pager. If you're speaking to your customer base, avoid the corporate jargon. If you're speaking to investors, make sure to include the numbers that matter to them.

Include white space: While you may feel tempted to use every inch of space you have —don't. Empty space around text and visuals keeps your one-pager from looking cluttered and your reader from feeling overwhelmed.

Write a compelling headline: Like anything else you write, you need to grab the reader's attention right away. Make it immediately clear what value your one-pager will provide.

Tell a story: Like a good story, your one-pager should have a distinct beginning, middle, and end. Every component should connect to tell the story in a clear and engaging way.

Follow formatting guidelines: It's called a one -pager for a reason. Stick to one side of a page. Also, ensure it can be easily distributed physically and digitally by sticking to a standard letter (8.5 x 11") format.

Get creative with distribution: Of course, one-pagers are great for physical handouts, but think beyond that. Can you share the content on your website or social accounts? Can you adapt the content to be sent as an email newsletter? Choose a distribution method that makes sense for your audience.

In a world where a 10-second TikTok can barely hold people's attention, one-pagers are concise resources that have stood the test of time. If a one-pager isn't quite the right format for your needs, learn how to create whitepapers to communicate more in-depth information.

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Cecilia Gillen

Cecilia is a content marketer with a degree in Media and Journalism from the University of South Dakota. After graduating, Cecilia moved to Omaha, Nebraska where she enjoys reading (almost as much as book buying), decor hunting at garage sales, and spending time with her two cats.

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By Jennifer Gaskin , Oct 11, 2023

The humble one pager has a simple name, but in reality, it’s anything but one dimensional.

That’s because teachers, business owners, sales teams and training managers can all make use of this utility player document.

Let’s learn more about one pagers and explore tips for creating your own, whether it’s to sell your company’s services or help reinforce training materials .

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One pager is a single page of content, most often no larger than a letter- or A4-sized sheet of paper. Because they have such broad uses, though, what’s actually in a one pager will depend on your needs and the purpose of the materials.

In a business context, we most often see one pagers used to summarize the services a company offers. They’re also often used to aid in employee training and development . And that brings us to the overlap between training and education, as a teacher might use a one pager as a learning tool for their students.

(Not sure visual training content works? Let us change your mind.)

The exact content of a one pager will depend on why it’s needed and who’s creating it. I assume you’ve landed here because you’re looking for one pagers related to some aspect of business.

So for now, I’m going to focus on how businesses tend to use one pagers. (I’ll talk more about educational one pagers later.)For a business, a one pager can have pretty much limitless applications. But here are the most successful uses I’ve seen and the types of information you should include in each:

A company one pager is meant to describe what your business does, whether that’s selling goods or providing a service.

For a successful company one pager, all companies should include a few things:

• Mission/values statement
• Services offered
• Value proposition
• Contact information

Many companies use their basic one pager as a sell sheet, particularly if they are known for making one or two main products.

But a sell sheet should include things like:

• Your pricing model
• Project timelines (if applicable)
• Product or service specifications
• Ordering information

Product flyer

A close cousin to a sell sheet, a product flyer is essentially a sell sheet for a particular good or service that you create or sell. What distinguishes them from sell sheets is they focus on a singular good or service rather than all the goods or services your company sells.

Product flyers should have:

• Logo (company and/or product logo, if applicable)
• Photos of your product (or images that represent your services)
• Product specs
• Sale information (if applicable)
• Purchasing information
• Contact information/social media

Investor pitch

If you’re looking for financial backing for your company, you’re probably going to create a pitch deck . But if you distill that information into a single page too, it can help set you apart from other potential investments — it shows you have a firm grasp on your unique value proposition and business plan and you respect the time of those you’re pitching.

Consider including the following in your investor pitch one pager:

• Logo (or the name of your business if you don’t have a logo yet)
• Unique value proposition
• Market analysis and revenue projections
• List of officers and key team members
• Launch timeline
• Fundraising goal

Standard operating procedure

One pagers are incredibly useful when learning how to do something new, whether you’re just starting a job or you’re taking on new responsibilities. Give your employees a leg up by creating standard operating procedure one pagers written tutorials they can refer back to. These types of one pagers can help them commit tasks to memory so they become second-nature.

An SOP one pager should have:

• Description of document’s purpose
• Summary of procedures or specific task
• Policies and procedures necessary to understand task

A training one pager may be quite similar to a standard operating procedure one pager. But it has the specific purpose of ensuring team members know how to tackle a new task, technology or process. Also called job aids , these types of one pagers are closest in purpose to those used for education: their goal is getting information to stick.

The specific content will vary, but generally training one pagers should include:

• Name of task
• List of steps to complete task
• FAQ about task
• Contact information if help is needed

Sales report

One pagers are perfect for summarizing lengthy material. This is why they’re so useful in training materials , which we just explored. But they can also be used to highlight important aspects of broader information or data, such as sales data. Your company may have a seemingly endless number of sales- and revenue-related data points… summarizing it all in a one pager can make the material easier to digest.

Here’s what a sales one pager could include:

• Quarter/annual/fiscal year
• Income and expenses
• Year-over-year change (or month-over-month/quarter-over-quarter)
• Projections
• Return on investment
• Important milestones/events

Project report

What is a one pager for a project? Similar to a sell sheet or product flyer, a project report one pager summarizes key information about an ongoing (or upcoming) project. One pagers are excellent tools for keeping your team on track during any project.

Include things like:

• Images of project (if applicable)
• Timeline, including noting if team is falling behind
• Projected new timeline (if applicable)
• Key team members

Now that we’ve explored the different business and training applications of one pagers, let’s take a look at some examples — both inside and outside of a corporate context.

Business one pager s

Here are some general business one pager examples:

This project one pager focuses on a product launch. Note how different departments are color-coded. This allows team members to see what areas they’re responsible for at a glance.

Use your product flyer, sell sheet or even investor pitch one pager to compare your product or service to a chief competitor with a comparison one pager. Seeing key specs side-by-side can really make your products stand out.

Showcase the variety of products or service your company offers with this product flyer one pager template. Make sure you have high-quality photos (or use icons and graphics to represent your services).

Take a page (ahem, one page) from this real estate sales flyer for your next sell sheet. Summarize key points in the bulleted list and highlight the contact information for your sales team.

Give potential customers a 35,000-foot view of your business by creating a company one pager using a template like this one. Include your logo, hours, contact information, website and address to give the reader all the most important details.

Training and development one pager s

Ensuring team members have the skills they need and follow the right procedures is an ideal use for one pagers in a business of any size. Here are a few examples and templates to get you started:

While this one pager was designed to keep track of equipment, you could easily modify it to make sure other procedures — particularly ones you’ve recently put in place — are followed. Research has shown that writing things on paper (or a tablet) can improve information retention, so your training and development one pagers should be printer-friendly.

Create individualized learning and development plans for your employees with this template. Modify it to list things like courses they’ll complete, certifications they can earn or new tasks they want to take on.

Keep track of training and development schedules with a one pager that lists each person’s sessions and how long they’ll last.

Learning and development in a professional setting can sometimes feel isolating, particularly if team members are on their own throughout the training process. But by creating a training one pager like this, the whole team can see where their peers stand and provide moral support and motivation.

Use a flyer design like this to make sure everyone at your company knows that learning and development opportunities are available — whether you offer them in-house or provide outside tools.

Education one pager s

I’m not a teacher, but I know one pagers are also quite popular in education, from elementary school to college. While they’re similar in some ways to those used in business, they typically vary in one big way: students make them, rather than teachers.

An education one pager is a document that a student creates to show what they’ve learned. They can be used in place of tests or quizzes or as a companion to a more traditional written assignment. They often include drawings or other artistic depictions (here are some cool examples of creative one pagers made by students ).

Project one pagers

A project one-pager provides a high-level overview of a specific project and is designed to capture the key details of the project.

Want to make sure everyone’s on the same page for your upcoming project? A project one pager is just what you need. It squeezes all the important bits onto a single page – perfect for those who want to get the gist without getting overwhelmed.

If you’ve got stakeholders in the mix who are a bit crunched for time and not keen on diving into the nitty-gritty project docs, I’ve got your back. Check out this example of a project one-pager to make sure you catch all the important stuff.

You can also use a project one pager to help divide job scope by clearly outlining responsibilities and tasks for each team member or department. It’s like a simple guide that keeps things organized and everyone in check.

Company one pagers

A company one-pager is a brief document that gives a snapshot of essential information about your company.

It’s like the quick intro to your business – from what the company does to its mission and a glimpse of its achievements. The one-pager is the go-to cheat sheet for anyone wanting to understand your business in a nutshell.

Consider putting together a company one-pager to share what services you offer. It’s a simple way to highlight what makes your business unique and help clients or partners understand how your services differ from competitors.

Product one pagers

Ever feel like explaining your product is like untangling a knot of spaghetti? Imagine a concise, one-page document summarizing your product’s magic: what it does, who it helps and why it’s special.

And that, is exactly why you need a product one pager.

Instead of sifting through loads of info, your customers get a quick overview of what the product is and why they might be interested – all neatly packaged in one page. It’s like the go-to guide for products, keeping things straightforward and easy to grasp.

You’re not just limited to selling stuff—it could be a service or, in this case, even a cool business startup course!

Alternatively, you can craft a product launch one-pager to outline your marketing strategy and organize the launch of your new product.

Personal one pagers

Personal one-pagers are documents that provide a snapshot of an individual’s key details, achievements, and skills.

They are similar to resumes but are typically more visually appealing and designed to give a quick overview of a person’s professional background, expertise and personal brand. Personal one-pagers can be used in job applications, networking events or as part of a personal branding strategy.

Imagine it as a sort of personalized business card, but way more fun. It’s your chance to move beyond the usual “hi, I do X” and highlight what makes you, well, you.

If you’re a freelancer or contractor, think of personal one-pagers as a handy way to share what you’re good at, highlight past projects, and let them know about the services you offer. Just like this example here:

The goal of a one-pager is to quickly and effectively communicate your message, so brevity and clarity are essential. You want the reader to grasp the key points in a matter of seconds.

Here’s a general outline for creating a one-pager:

• Header: Start with a clear and eye-catching title at the top of the page and include your name or the name of your organization.
• Introduction: Provide a brief introductory paragraph or a few sentences that explain the purpose and context of the one-pager.
• Problem statement or opportunity: Clearly state the problem you’re addressing or the opportunity you’re seizing. This is the “why” of your project.
• Solution or idea: Present your solution, idea or project in a concise manner. Explain how it addresses the problem or leverages the opportunity.
• Key benefits: Highlight the key benefits or advantages of your solution. This can include things like cost savings, increased efficiency or market advantages.
• Key features or components: List the most important features, components or elements of your project or product. Bullet points work well for this section.
• Target audience: Describe the target audience or customers for your project. Who will benefit from it, and who is it designed for?
• Market opportunity (if applicable): If your one-pager is for a business idea or startup, provide some information about the market opportunity, such as size, growth,and trends.
• Implementation plan or timeline: If relevant, outline the steps or timeline for implementing your project. This can include key milestones or phases.
• Call to action: Conclude with a clear call to action. What do you want the reader to do next? Contact you, invest, or take some other specific action?
• Contact information: Provide your contact information, including email, phone number and any relevant social media or website links.
• Visual elements (optional): Consider including visuals such as charts, graphs, images or infographics to make your one-pager more engaging and informative.
• Formatting and design: Keep the layout clean and easy to read. Use a legible font, appropriate font size and simple colors. Ensure that the document is well-organized.
• Proofread and edit: Carefully proofread your one-pager for spelling and grammar errors. Ensure that it conveys your message clearly and concisely.
• Review and feedback: Before finalizing your one-pager, have someone else review it to get feedback and make improvements.

One-pagers excel in business communication with their compact size and versatility

As we’ve explored, you can create a one pager for your business that highlights your services, convinces an investor to give you money or helps keep your team’s skills sharp.

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A strategic plan is a document for communicating organizational goals and actions required to achieve them. It also includes many crucial elements of development such as techniques for stakeholder collaboration. If you are running a small business, you can create a one pager strategic plan. It will help you find the current status of a business and how to reach goals. However, organizations of all sizes can take advantage of a one-page strategy to summarize strategy objectives in one place.

One Page Strategy PowerPoint Template is a combination of tables and charts for visually appealing strategy presentations. The one-slide PowerPoint provides a clear overview of what needs to be achieved. At the top of the page, there are sections for mission & vision, then it is followed by a strategy theme that defines the purpose of developing the strategy. The results can list the expectations of executing the strategy. The organizational chart template on the left side is a strategy map that shows the cause-and-effect connection between objectives. Three columns on the left allow you to include measures, targets, and initiatives. The user can add a current measure, set of target measures, and objective KPI to be evaluated.

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[Updated 2023] Presenting the most effective One-Page Annual Budget (with templates designed by professionals)

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Annual budgets are essential for organizations. They help ensure that resources are allocated, and financial goals are met. Without a budget, it is easy to overspend or miss opportunities.

For example, if a company lacks an annual budget process, it may face difficulties in hiring new employees despite the growing demand. Similarly, a charity without a budget overview might exhaust its funds before the year ends, leaving some people in need without assistance. To make your budget plan more captivating, take a look at these intriguing templates.

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Looking for an easy and effective way to manage your organization's finances? Look no further than our content-ready One-page Annual Budget PPT templates from SlideTeam! These templates are designed to help you navigate the challenges of  annual budget deficits  and present your  operating budget  in a clear and engaging way. Additionally, by including  variance analysis , you'll be able to compare actual expenses against the projected ones and identify areas for improvement. With our templates, you'll also be able to analyze overhead costs and optimize expenses while maintaining optimal productivity.

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Template 1: Summary One-page of the Government Annual Budget Document PPT Template 

This template is a great way to present your annual budget to stakeholders. The template includes step-by-step instructions on creating a budget and space to show your revenue, expenses, and projected budget deficit. You can also use the template to show what percentage of your budget is allocated to different sectors, such as health, education, and defense.

This template is a valuable tool for any government organization that wants to track its finances and make sure it is spending its money wisely. It is also a great way to communicate your budget to stakeholders and persuade them to invest in your project.

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Do you want to improve your organization's financial capabilities? Our ready to use PPT template can help! This template is easy to follow and covers all the essential components of an annual budget. It also includes insights into crucial budget statistics so you can make decisions that align with your business objectives. It's perfect for impressing stakeholders during meetings or training sessions. It's also a great way to demonstrate your understanding of fiscal management principles.

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This PPT template is perfect for simplifying your financial planning. With this tool, you can analyze your monthly forecasts and overhead cost budgets to identify areas where you can save money. You can even make timely adjustments to your budget based on your findings. Additionally, this premium PPT template will help you impress stakeholders and deliver impactful insights at a glance.

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This content-ready PowerPoint template is a top-notch choice to track your annual budget . It includes sections for income and expenses to help you assess your expenditure.  You can also track your budgeted and actual income to monitor your progress. And because it's all on one page, keeping track of everything is easy.

Template 5: One-pager Annual Budget Executive Summary Overview PPT Template 

This professional PPT template is perfect for summarizing your company's annual budget. It includes clear and concise slides that outline your budget structure, spending plans, and key performance indicators. With this pre-designed template, you can easily review your budget structure, identify areas where you can save money, track your spending performance, and communicate your budget to stakeholders. This template is a must-have for any business that wants to stay on top of its finances. It's easy to use, versatile, and visually appealing.

We hope this blog has helped enhance your knowledge of having an effective one-page annual budget and creating one with professional templates. A well-crafted budget can keep your finances in check, allowing you to plan for the future while still enjoying the present. With our easy-to-use templates and clear guidance, we are confident you can build a successful budget quickly and easily. Good luck!

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What is a one-year budget.

A one-year budget is a plan for how you will spend your money in the next 12 months. You can use it to monitor your earnings and expenditures, set financial goals, and ensure you are not overspending. It can help you stay on track and reach your financial goals. It can also help you lower your stress about money.

What is an annual budget report? 

An annual budget report is a document that summarizes a company's or organization's planned expenditures for the upcoming year. It includes both projected income and expenses and is used to track progress and make adjustments as needed.

What are the different types of budgets?

There are many different types of budgets, but some of the most common include:

• Operating budget:  This budget outlines the revenue and expenses associated with a company's day-to-day operations.
• Capital budget:  This budget outlines the funds that will be used to acquire long-term assets, such as property, equipment, and vehicles.
• Cash flow budget:  This budget tracks the inflow and outflow of cash over a period of time.
• Master budget:  This comprehensive budget includes all of the other budgets within an organization.
• Zero-based budget:  This budget starts from scratch each year rather than using the previous year's budget as a starting point.
• Activity-based budgeting:  This budget allocates costs based on the activities performed within an organization.
• Incremental budgeting:  This budget is based on the previous year's budget, with adjustments made for inflation, changes in the business, or other factors.

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• Descriptions highlight extensive capabilities in detail.
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• Covers the latest in plastic innovations and news.

Plastics Unlimited specializes in custom thermoforming, composites, and urethane processes, offering unparalleled quality and service. Their commitment to green innovation and global stewardship positions them as a leader in sustainable manufacturing practices. Customers benefit from their award-winning approach and technological innovations, making them a go-to for industries seeking one page website examples with detailed service and capability listings. Preview How to Build Your Own

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• Provides educational content on music and wellness.
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Beyond offers a unique blend of music, wellness, and cultural experiences, aiming to create a community of like-minded individuals. It reimagines traditional festivals by incorporating elements of retreats, focusing on personal growth and connection. Attendees benefit from a diverse range of activities and performances, set in breathtaking locations around the world, making it a must-experience event for those seeking depth and transformation in their travels. Preview How to Build Your Own

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• Navigation is straightforward, aiding in easy website exploration.
• Blog section offers deep insights and regular updates.

Cleverbird Creative is an award-winning digital design agency that specializes in creating custom web and mobile solutions, emphasizing elegant designs and a comprehensive digital strategy. They offer a wide range of services, from web design to social media marketing, tailored to enhance brand identity and online presence. Their approach ensures that businesses not only look good online but also thrive in their digital endeavors, providing a significant competitive edge in their respective industries. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Integrates easily accessible links to various social media platforms.
• Store features exclusive, limited edition products for purchase.
• Reflects personal hobbies and lifestyle choices prominently.

Lauryn Willkomm’s website presents a blend of personal life, including motherhood and home decor interests, with a professional focus on stationery products. Her platform connects visitors with her social media for a more interactive experience. The site showcases her passion for family, Jesus, and creativity, inviting users to explore her recommended items and limited edition products. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Boasts a serene, minimalist design inspired by the ocean.
• Gallery showcases a wide array of surf spots and highlights.
• Provides comprehensive travel details, including destinations and pricing.

Banyak Surf Adventure is an exemplary showcase among the examples of a one page website, offering a unique surfing adventure in the Banyak Islands of Indonesia. It emphasizes a minimalist, ocean-themed design, enriched with high-quality surfing imagery. This site stands out for providing comprehensive surf spot information and camp details, aimed at surfers seeking pristine, less crowded waves. Highlighting eco-conscious values and local culture, it appeals to adventurers prioritizing sustainability alongside exceptional surfing experiences. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Interactive elements come alive with mouse-over effects.
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• Introduces cutting-edge furniture and product designs innovatively.

• Enables direct contact with the founder for inquiries.
• Focuses on standout, innovative design solutions for challenges.
• Content is easily accessible through a smooth, continuous scroll.

Eggshell Studio provides a tailored approach to brand identity, website creation, and bespoke illustrations, emphasizing direct communication and personalized service. This studio showcases one page website examples focused on user engagement and custom solutions, perfect for businesses looking to differentiate themselves through unique design and branding. Their approach ensures clients receive focused, creative outcomes that effectively communicate their brand’s message and values. Preview How to Build Your Own

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• Offers detailed stats on the plight of domestic workers.
• Provides resources for education and advocacy on relevant topics.

Roma provides a platform for raising awareness and supporting the rights of domestic workers, inspired by the touching narrative of “Roma”. It serves as a crucial resource for understanding the socio-economic challenges they face and offers actionable steps for improvement. Through storytelling and data, it emphasizes the essential role of domestic workers in society, making it a compelling example of how websites can drive social change. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Exhibits both interior and exterior photographs effectively.
• Designed for easy navigation by prospective residents.
• Embraces a stylish aesthetic accented with cozy, warm tones.

The Rafael showcases luxury apartments in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, emphasizing village-like appeal and nightlife. It offers detailed information on amenities, floorplans, and the building’s history, positioning itself as a unique blend of 1930s architecture and modern comforts. Ideal for those seeking a sophisticated living experience in a vibrant neighborhood, the website serves as one of the one page website examples that effectively combines functionality with style. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Narrates compelling stories behind significant projects.
• Interface is modern, with a focus on cleanliness and efficiency.
• Logo stands out due to its unique, artistic design.

Ultranative is dedicated to fueling future innovations with a focus on sustainability, health, and technological advancements. They offer a platform for discovering transformative projects aimed at solving significant global challenges. They provide unique value propositions to both investors and consumers looking for alternative solutions in health, technology, and environmental sustainability. Their website’s design approach makes them a key player for those interested in one page website examples showcasing innovation and impact in a visually compelling manner. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Design of shared kitchen spaces with a strong community focus.
• Functional information is prioritized over creating more content.
• Access to a wide range of culinary tools and equipment.

Cook Collective provides a shared kitchen space in Brooklyn, NY, with their one page website example design for the needs of small business and food entrepreneurs. They offer customizable preparation stations with flexible rental plans, making it an ideal solution for various food industry professionals seeking a collaborative environment. Their unique value proposition lies in fostering a community of like-minded entrepreneurs, where they can support each other’s growth. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Provides development services for both mobile and desktop, including SEO.
• Features a professional and technology-oriented website design.
• Focuses on functionality with an emphasis on ease of navigation.

Dolox, Inc. provides comprehensive software design and development services, catering to both mobile and desktop platforms. They excel in creating solutions capable of handling high traffic and big data, emphasizing scalability and robustness. For businesses seeking one page website inspiration, Dolox offers examples centered around modern, clean designs. They utilize the latest technologies to guarantee compatibility and optimal performance on different devices. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Minimalist design aesthetic with an emphasis on detailed pixel art.
• Simple navigation system designed to enhance overall user experience.
• Features a dark theme enhanced by vivid, neon-colored accents.

• Comprehensive services tailored for influencer marketing management.
• Displays prominent logos of clients as a testament to success.
• Clearly designed buttons that prompt user action.

Allies Marketing connects companies with influencers and content creators in the gaming world, offering management and marketing strategies. Their focus on the gaming audience, which prefers engagement over traditional ads, makes them unique. They help brands communicate effectively with digital natives, providing services in influencer marketing, social media, and digital PR, ideal for those seeking one page website examples in the influencer marketing domain. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Showcases portfolios of a variety of project types.
• Uses animated features to engage and retain users.
• Specializes in delivering focused UX/UI design services.

Type and Pixel specialize in crafting digital identities and experiences to foster brand loyalty. Their expertise lies in blending insights with strategy, offering a unique value proposition for businesses aiming to elevate their online presence. Through their creative solutions, they demonstrate why exploring a website with a one page example can inspire impactful brand narratives and digital strategies. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Beer symbolizes joy and brings people together in social settings.
• Offers an interactive experience for users.
• Uses animations creatively for emphasizing countdowns.

One Way Road to Beer is a thematic website related to counting down to a specific event or period, likely connected to the easing of lockdown restrictions with a focus on celebrating this through the theme of beer. The site’s title and concept suggest it may offer content, resources, or events associated with this celebration. For more detailed information, visiting the website directly would provide the best insight. Preview How to Build Your Own

• Specializes in graphic design and animation for impactful visuals.
• Provides a range of services including UI design, animation, and EDM.
• Portfolio visually displays past projects for engagement.

The Visual Team provides a unique blend of graphic and animation design services tailored to bring creative ideas to life. Their storytelling approach to design stands out, illustrating their capability to transform concepts into visual realities. This creative team in Singapore is an excellent choice for those looking to make their ideas visually compelling, ensuring every project captures the essence of the client’s vision Preview How to Build Your Own

• Uses an elegant color palette to improve content readability.
• Suggests pairings of gin and tonic for enhanced enjoyment.
• Prominent buttons encourage app downloads through clear calls to action.

• Specializes in cutting-edge VFX and animation techniques.
• Content is organized for straightforward navigation and browsing.
• Features videos that demonstrate high-tech capabilities.

Robot Genius Films, based in California, provides high-end video production services specializing in futuristic visuals and effects. They cater to tech innovators and companies looking to bring complex visions to life through compelling storytelling and advanced visual effects. Their boutique approach ensures personalized attention and quick adaptation to client needs, making them a prime choice for projects that require a sophisticated touch and cutting-edge creativity. Preview How to Build Your Own

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• Prioritizes content with a design that minimizes complexity.
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Gerard Stric’s portfolio highlights his expertise in UX/UI design, showcasing his ability to create intuitive and engaging digital products. With a special emphasis on healthcare applications, his work demonstrates innovative solutions that enhance user experience. As an award-winning designer, Gerard Stric illustrates the impact of thoughtful design on user satisfaction and engagement. Preview How to Build Your Own

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F.A.A. Audit of Boeing’s 737 Max Production Found Dozens of Issues

The company failed 33 of 89 audits during an examination conducted by the Federal Aviation Administration after a panel blew off an Alaska Airlines jet in January.

By Mark Walker

Reporting from Washington

A six-week audit by the Federal Aviation Administration of Boeing’s production of the 737 Max jet found dozens of problems throughout the manufacturing process at the plane maker and one of its key suppliers, according to a slide presentation reviewed by The New York Times.

The air-safety regulator initiated the examination after a door panel blew off a 737 Max 9 during an Alaska Airlines flight in early January. Last week, the agency announced that the audit had found “multiple instances” in which Boeing and the supplier, Spirit AeroSystems, failed to comply with quality-control requirements, though it did not provide specifics about the findings.

The presentation reviewed by The Times, though highly technical, offers a more detailed picture of what the audit turned up. Since the Alaska Airlines episode, Boeing has come under intense scrutiny over its quality-control practices, and the findings add to the body of evidence about manufacturing lapses at the company.

For the portion of the examination focused on Boeing, the F.A.A. conducted 89 product audits, a type of review that looks at aspects of the production process. The plane maker passed 56 of the audits and failed 33 of them, with a total of 97 instances of alleged noncompliance, according to the presentation.

The F.A.A. also conducted 13 product audits for the part of the inquiry that focused on Spirit AeroSystems, which makes the fuselage, or body, of the 737 Max. Six of those audits resulted in passing grades, and seven resulted in failing ones, the presentation said.

At one point during the examination, the air-safety agency observed mechanics at Spirit using a hotel key card to check a door seal, according to a document that describes some of the findings. That action was “not identified/documented/called-out in the production order,” the document said.

In another instance, the F.A.A. saw Spirit mechanics apply liquid Dawn soap to a door seal “as lubricant in the fit-up process,” according to the document. The door seal was then cleaned with a wet cheesecloth, the document said, noting that instructions were “vague and unclear on what specifications/actions are to be followed or recorded by the mechanic.”

Asked about the appropriateness of using a hotel key card or Dawn soap in those situations, a spokesman for Spirit, Joe Buccino, said the company was “reviewing all identified nonconformities for corrective action.”

Jessica Kowal, a spokeswoman for Boeing, said the plane maker was continuing “to implement immediate changes and develop a comprehensive action plan to strengthen safety and quality, and build the confidence of our customers and their passengers.”

In late February, the F.A.A. gave the company 90 days to develop a plan for quality-control improvements. In response, its chief executive, Dave Calhoun, said that “we have a clear picture of what needs to be done,” citing in part the audit findings.

Boeing said this month that it was in talks to acquire Spirit , which it spun out in 2005. Mr. Buccino said on Monday that Spirit had received preliminary audit findings from the F.A.A. and planned to work with Boeing to address what the regulator had raised. He said Spirit’s goal was to reduce to zero the number of defects and errors in its processes.

“Meanwhile, we continue multiple efforts undertaken to improve our safety and quality programs,” Mr. Buccino said. “These improvements focus on human factors and other steps to minimize nonconformities.”

The F.A.A. said it could not release specifics about the audit because of its active investigation into Boeing in response to the Alaska Airlines episode. In addition to that inquiry, the National Transportation Safety Board is investigating what caused the door panel to blow off the plane, and the Justice Department has begun a criminal investigation .

During the F.A.A.’s examination, the agency deployed as many as 20 auditors at Boeing and roughly half a dozen at Spirit, according to the slide presentation. Boeing assembles the 737 Max at its plant in Renton, Wash., while Spirit builds the plane’s fuselage at its factory in Wichita, Kan.

The audit at Boeing was wide ranging, covering many parts of the 737 Max, including its wings and an assortment of other systems.

Many of the problems found by auditors fell in the category of not following an “approved manufacturing process, procedure or instruction,” according to the presentation. Some other issues dealt with quality-control documentation.

“It wasn’t just paperwork issues, and sometimes it’s the order that work is done,” Mike Whitaker, the F.A.A. administrator, said at a news conference on Monday. “Sometimes it’s tool management — it sounds kind of pedestrian, but it’s really important in a factory that you have a way of tracking tools effectively so that you have the right tool and you know you didn’t leave it behind. So it’s really plant floor hygiene, if you will, and a variety of issues of that nature.”

One audit dealt with the component that blew off the Alaska Airlines jet, known as a door plug . Boeing failed that check, according to the presentation. Some of the issues flagged by that audit related to inspection and quality-control documentation, though the exact findings were not detailed in the presentation.

The F.A.A.’s examination also explored how well Boeing’s employees understood the company’s quality-control processes. The agency interviewed six company engineers and scored their responses, and the overall average score came out to only 58 percent.

One audit at Spirit that focused on the door plug component found five problems. One of those problems, the presentation said, was that Boeing “failed to provide evidence of approval of minor design change under a method acceptable to the F.A.A.” It was not clear from the presentation what the design change was.

Another audit dealt with the installation of the door plug, and it was among those that Spirit failed. The audit raised concerns about the Spirit technicians who carried out the work and found that the company “failed to determine the knowledge necessary for the operation of its processes.”

Other audits that Spirit failed included one that involved a cargo door and another that dealt with the installation of cockpit windows.

Mark Walker is an investigative reporter focused on transportation. He is based in Washington. More about Mark Walker

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