Concept build
Vandermere & Ashcombe LLP
Fictional firm — built by us to show the standard, not a client.
A complete four-page law firm site, clickable end to end. We built it because a new agency's client list is short, and we'd rather show you a finished build than a mockup. Everything on it works the way it would for a real firm.
What's actually built — and what it's worth
The homepage puts the fee terms in plain words and walks through how a case actually goes. Which means the intake call starts at "here's what happened" instead of twenty minutes of explaining contingency — and the people who call have already decided the terms are acceptable.
The practice-area switch is a real tab control — Personal Injury and Family Law, switchable by mouse or arrow keys. Which means one site serves two completely different clients without either of them reading three paragraphs meant for the other, so neither leaves thinking the firm doesn't handle their kind of matter.
The case-review intake asks its questions in three steps — the kind of matter, what happened and who's already involved, then how to reach you — instead of dropping a wall of fields on someone who is probably having the worst week of their year. Which means they finish it. The firm gets a matter it can assess and assign, rather than a name and a phone number that has to be chased for the facts.
The intake ends in a confirmation that says plainly nothing was sent, because this is a demonstration.
This is the same standard every site we sell is built to. The firm isn't real. The build is.
Click through it yourself
Screenshots flatten a site. The whole thing is live — every page, the practice-area switch, the intake.
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