Almeida & Costa Advocacia

In law, clients choose a firm before the first contact, and the website is where that choice begins. A site that looks like any other firm doesn't present practice areas clearly, doesn't prove experience and doesn't make the next step obvious. The result is a visitor who leaves without understanding why they should trust that firm.

Page architecture: the sequence follows the questions clients ask. Who are you (hero and numbers), why trust you ("Law with a business mindset"), what you do (practice areas), how you work ("Before the lawsuit, there's the strategy"), what you've done (experience and testimonials) and what the next step is (contact).

A hero with immediate proof: the headline "Legal strategy for decisions that matter.", a single button ("Schedule a conversation") and, right below, a bar with the firm's numbers: years in practice, cases handled, returning clients and nationwide service.

Practice areas in cards: Corporate & Contracts, Civil & Litigation, Employment Law for Businesses and Family & Estates, each with a photo, a plain-language summary and a link to the area's page. Instead of legalese, visitors find their own problem.

What sets them apart and their experience: the three-step method (Analysis, Prevention, Action) explains how the firm works, and the cases (contract restructuring, shareholder dispute, internal policy compliance, succession planning) show results in practice, followed by client testimonials.

Full stack development: I built a PHP WordPress theme from scratch, faithful to the layout and responsive. Practice areas, cases, testimonials and content are managed from the admin panel, so the firm updates the site on its own, and contact buttons appear in every section.