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Law Office of Andrew J. Pianka: Website
Organize services, professional proof and consultation routes around a prospective client’s first questions.
Design approach
A personal-injury practice made scannable
This personal-injury practice wanted a website organized around the first questions a prospective client asks: what the firm handles, why it is qualified and how to get a consultation. Personal-injury pages often run long, and long pages can lose people. The brief on this page was to place consultation access beside the opening message, use green and charcoal as consistent anchors and break detailed practice information into identifiable sections.
The artwork shows desktop and mobile views on a dark charcoal background, with the caption “A long page with recognizable sections.” A charcoal header holds the firm’s logo and a consultation phone line, above a green navigation bar with links for practice areas, firm overview, reviews, questions and answers, attorney referrals and contact. The hero photograph of hands resting on a desk with legal papers carries the headline “Helping YOU Recover Compensation For Your Losses” and a green consultation button, with a contact form panel on the right. The mobile view shows practice areas as a grid of photo tiles with green labels.
1. Place consultation access beside the opening message.
2. Use green and charcoal as consistent anchors across a long page.
3. Break detailed practice information into identifiable sections rather than one uninterrupted narrative.
Delivery & contribution
What the work includes
WEBSITE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
A personal-injury website with distinct practice areas, professional background and prominent consultation routes.
Team & role
EVERNET team; Nathan Cheatham, creative direction
Why it works
A consistent green-and-charcoal system makes a detailed page easier to scan and helps prospective clients find relevant information.
The deliverable is a personal-injury website with distinct practice areas, professional background and prominent consultation routes. The opening form and consultation button give visitors a way to reach the firm from the first screen. Practice-area tiles and section headings break the long page into parts a visitor can scan, and the firm overview and reviews sections provide the professional background behind the practice. Green and charcoal repeat throughout, so each section feels connected to the rest. See how we approach law firm marketing and websites.
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