Legal Alliance
Corporate website for a law firm with 20 years of practice
- Client
- Legal Alliance
- Year
- 2022–2026
- What we did
- Web developmentUI/UX designBranding
- Stack
- Nuxt 3DjangoDRFCeleryPostgreSQL
Website, logo and brand book for Legal Alliance, a law firm with more than 20 years of advocacy behind it. We started working with them in 2022 and still maintain the project.
Challenge
Legal Alliance has spent over two decades in courtrooms and advising businesses, yet online the firm was barely visible. People check a law firm before they call: which practices, who is on the team, how much experience. The old site didn't answer any of that.
Everything had to live in one place. One more requirement: staff should be able to publish news and videos on their own, without a developer.
What we built
We started with identity. Our designer produced the logo and brand book, and the site's interface grew out of them: restrained type, plenty of white space, no decoration for its own sake.
The frontend runs on Nuxt 3, the backend on Django + DRF, with Celery handling background jobs. Sections include practice areas with a page per practice, the team with lawyer profiles, news by category, video, company history and site-wide search.
The firm manages content through the admin panel. Over the years we've extended sections on request and kept the server side in shape.
Outcome
- 01Logo, brand book and website in one visual language
- 02Practices, team, news, video and company history sections
- 03Search across all site content
- 04Maintained by us since 2022
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