Benefit3 work with you to empower your people to be happier, healthier and more productive in life and at work.
Screenshot of the benefit3.com.au homepage.
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About Benefit3
Home page hero
The home page opens on a split screen with a calm, editorial feel. The left half is a soft diagonal gradient from sage green to powder blue, with a short, centered statement in a light serif, "Well in life, Well at work." The right half is a warm cream panel filled with a close portrait of a smiling woman in a pale periwinkle blouse with a pleated collar. A small white rounded logo tile with two overlapping b shapes sits in the top left corner, and a thin outlined menu pill sits in the top right. Below the split, the wordmark "BENEFIT3" is set in huge, light, wide black capitals across the full width of the page, with the final 3 slightly detached.
Positioning and three beneficiaries
A white block in a quiet serif introduces the company as a wellbeing champion. Three short paragraphs say it works with companies to empower people to be happier, healthier and more productive in life and at work, starting with a dynamic benefits offering across the three pillars of wellbeing: mind, body and finances. A very large serif heading asks, "So, who benefits from benefits?" and leads into three outlined rounded cards in a row. The first, your people, says they become more engaged, productive, healthier and happier. The second, your company, says it can attract, develop and retain quality talent. The third, your bottom line, says it can save time, energy and money.
Fit for purpose and the three pillars
A section, "Fit for purpose," explains a proprietary framework that looks at three areas of benefit development together or on their own, tailored to people's needs, wellbeing strategy and budget, from program design to implementation and management. The three pillars are then shown as large, soft, gradient shapes that connect like puzzle pieces. Mind is a rounded coral-to-taupe block at the top left, body is a circle in olive and sand at the right, and finances is a hexagon in blue and mint at the bottom. Next to each shape, a single sentence in small sans-serif talks about supporting mental health in the workplace, getting people moving and keeping money stress at bay.
Brands, quote and solutions
A small caps label, "Brands we work with," sits above a row of company names set in large serif type, with no logos: an observability company, a law firm, a courier and others cut off at the edge. A full-width gradient band, from mint on the left to dusty coral on the right, carries a large serif customer quote from an HR executive at an industrial company about speedily accessing a broad platform of benefits and about the company's help in marketing them. A section, "Mix and match," says it is a selection of services and shows four columns, each with outlined category chips such as finances, mind and body, and a serif title, such as financial wellbeing, a wellbeing check, a financial fitness program and private health insurance.
Stories and closing
A small caps label, "Latest stories & insights," sits above three rows of article titles in large serif type, scrolling sideways, each with a small read-time tag, a date and a soft gradient dot or pill, with titles such as the financial state of our staff, talking about money, taboo or topical, and empower mental health leadership. A final heading, "Let's talk benefits.," has a single outlined contact-us pill.
Based on a single full-page screenshot of benefit3.com.au, the only capture available for this entry. The customer quote and article dates (mid-year, no year shown) are as displayed on the page. This describes page layout only. Check the live site for the current services and stories.
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