Locate the matter.
Give legal services a dedicated place, separate from the firm's story and general contact information.
Legal services for founders / Website design
The business behind
The business behind
the legal question.
A legal-services website that helps founders understand the work, explore its scope and arrive with a better brief.
We brought expertise, fee guidance and intake into a single experience, with the restraint of an established firm and the usefulness of a working tool.
Explore the work ↓- PROJECT TYPE
- Website design & front-end development
- DOMAIN
- Professional services
- DESIGN FOCUS
- Service discovery and digital intake
01 / THE CHALLENGEExpertise is only useful
Expertise is only useful
when people can place it.
A founder may know the problem without knowing what to call the legal work.
A list of practice areas leaves visitors to translate their situation into the firm's vocabulary. The website needed to explain the offer while giving fees, the firm's credentials and the enquiry process their own space.
We organised five pages around that decision: what the firm handles, how an engagement might be scoped, who is behind the work and what to prepare before making contact.
02 / THE STRUCTUREDefine the work.
Define the work.
Prepare the brief.
The structure gives each page a job. Visitors can examine expertise and cost independently, then bring that understanding into the intake.
Establish context.
Use a restrained editorial layout to introduce the practice without interrupting service discovery.
Explore the scope.
Let visitors select relevant services and see how an illustrative estimate changes.
Prepare the brief.
Collect the company stage, type of matter and enquiry details in a reviewable request.
03 / MAKING SCOPE VISIBLEA fee makes more sense
A fee makes more sense
beside the work it covers.
We made fee exploration an interaction. Selecting services changes the estimate, connecting the number to a defined set of choices instead of leaving it as an isolated price.
The useful design decision is the relationship between scope and cost. Visitors can revise the selection and see its effect before preparing an enquiry. The estimate provides guidance; the interface does not turn it into an agreed engagement.
04 / A MORE USEFUL HANDOFFGive the enquiry
Give the enquiry
some business context.
A blank message box asks the visitor to decide what the firm needs to know. The intake provides a more useful starting point by asking about the company and the matter alongside contact details.
We added a readable summary so the person can inspect what they have entered. The front end prepares a downloadable request, making the handoff tangible without suggesting that an engagement has already begun.
05 / THE DELIVERYA professional presence
A professional presence
with practical depth.
The work connects the firm's presentation to the decisions a prospective client has to make.
Authority without excess.
Deep green, measured typography and generous spacing give service content room to carry the page.
Separate questions, connected pages.
Expertise, fees and intake support one journey while remaining useful as individual destinations.
A brief people can inspect.
The estimate and request summary make the website useful beyond its introductory copy.
DELIVERED SCOPE
Five-page website and front-end interactions for service selection, illustrative fees and enquiry preparation.
06 / ON SCREENA closer look.
A closer look.
Page by page.
Start with the home page, then explore the details. These are screenshots of the original website, with names, contact details and identifying information blurred for privacy.
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Does your expertise
need a clearer introduction?
We build professional-services websites that explain the work and help people prepare a useful enquiry.