A website for
a law firm.

• A page for every practice areaCorporate, real estate, family matters, employment disputes — whatever you practice: a separate page for each area, covering what you handle and how the first meeting works.
• Attorney profilesName, specialty, education and memberships — only what you actually hold and have confirmed. No comparisons with colleagues and no promises about outcomes.
• Consultation requestA form with a short note on how data is handled and a link to a clear privacy policy. We recommend the form ask only for a name, a way to reach you and a topic — not details of the matter.
• A restrained, factual toneNo superlatives, no big promises. You set and approve every text, so it fits the professional rules you follow — nothing is published without your approval.
• Articles on common questionsShort explanations of questions clients ask. You write the articles; we format and publish them after your approval. You also decide how the note to the reader is worded.
• A second language — optionalIf you serve clients in another language, the main pages can be offered in it too: the firm, practice areas, team and contact. You approve the text.
• Address, map and hoursWhere the office is, how to get there and when meetings can be arranged — in plain sight, so nobody has to hunt for it.
• Fast on a phoneA responsive site that loads quickly on mobile; the form and the email address are always in view when a client decides to write.

1. 01

   Brief & strategy

   You submit a brief and we talk through your practice areas, the clients you serve and the tone you want the site to have. You get a short summary and a direction.

   Day 1
2. 02

   Design & look

   We create the first visual draft — structure, typography, components. You review it and give feedback.

   Day 2
3. 03

   Build & content

   We build the site and set up SSL, the consultation form, SEO meta tags and Google Analytics. If you don't have copy, we prepare drafts that you approve before anything goes live.

   Day 3 – 4
4. 04

   Testing & launch

   Testing on phone, tablet and desktop, a final polish, then launch. You get training so you can manage the site yourself.

   Day 5

• Can we control every text on the site?

  Yes — for regulated professions this is a rule for us: nothing is published without your approval. You write the texts, or we prepare a draft that you change as far as you like. You decide how the site sounds, and we don't add advertising, superlatives or promises.

• What should the first-consultation form ask for?

  At minimum: a name, a way to reach you and a topic in a sentence or two. We recommend the form not invite details of the matter. Next to it sits a short note on how data is handled and a link to the privacy policy, whose text you approve.

• Can the site be offered in a second language too?

  If you like, yes. The main pages (the firm, practice areas, team, contact) can be built in a second language, and you approve the text. Mention it in the brief so we can include it in the quote.

• Will we be able to add articles later?

  Yes. The Corporate Website has a blog section, and the Blog / News package is built around publishing. Either way you add articles yourself through the CMS, so the site can grow after it launches in about 5 working days.

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