Social ImprintEvery site below is live, on your phone or your computer. Open one and use it like a client would.
Demos built to show the range. Your site starts from your firm, not from any of these.
An eleven-attorney real estate firm in Morristown, New Jersey
Buyers, sellers, agents and developers answer three questions and see the lawyer who handles their matter, what to do first, and their deadline worked out. Every attorney gets a page, and every inquiry goes to the right one.
Graphite and brass, for a firm agents trust with their closings.
A two-lawyer immigration firm in Chicago, in Spanish and English
Paste the number that messaged you, and the site tells you whether it’s really the firm. Every page written in both languages, not translated.
Warm clay and terracotta, for a firm most clients find through a cousin.
A two-attorney estate planning firm in Charlottesville, Virginia
Tell it about your family once and every page answers: the house, the kids, the dog, each with a label saying who Virginia would hand it to without a will. Change one word and every label rewrites.
Stone and sage, for a firm people put off calling for years.
An estate planning firm in Sarasota filling its free monthly class
Says what it is in one line, shows the next date and who teaches it, answers the five questions everyone has in plain English, and takes a seat in under a minute. The dates roll forward on their own, so the page never goes stale.
Calm and quiet, for people deciding whether to finally deal with this.
A two-lawyer immigration firm in Houston, written for the family of someone just detained
A clock walks them through the first hour, five steps in order. Then a short sheet turns what they know into the first thing to say on the phone, and the call button never leaves the screen.
White, near-black and one orange that only means call, for someone reading it in a panic.
A closing attorney in Atlanta, sending one link to everyone on the file
The buyers, the seller, both agents and the lender open the same link and each see their own list, their own money and their next step. Drag the date to see the file last week or on closing morning, then walk the 45 minutes at the table before anyone sits down.
Paper and forest green, for a firm that wants every agent on the deal to remember its name.
A twelve-lawyer litigation firm in Denver hiring an associate and a lateral
Pick your years of practice and the offer letter rewrites itself: base pay, hours, bonus, and the year you’re up for partner. Candidates read the deal before they apply.
Charcoal and dusk violet, for a firm that wants the lawyers who read the fine print.
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