Litigation Law Office Website

The original site opened with ranking claims and success statistics, which sit poorly with the limits on self-promotion in the Indonesian advocates' code of ethics. Services were listed by legal category, so a visitor had to know the correct term before finding help.

Contact came down to a general form and one WhatsApp number. Visitors were not told what to bring, and the office received enquiries without the context needed to prepare.

The home page became a brand site in solid colour and large serif type, with no stock imagery: one input asking what the visitor needs help with, then how the office works, practice areas, advocates shown as initials, and offices. The guide asks one question per screen and leads to the usual stages, any time-sensitive notice, and a document list, all labelled as general information rather than legal advice.

The same documents carry into a single-column scheduling page with a conflict-of-interest step. Only the team screen uses a dashboard pattern: a stage board with a two-week agenda and anonymised clients, in the same type and colours. Planned stack: Next.js, Supabase, and the WhatsApp API.