Client project.Law firm website
Nexora Legal case study: 40+ pages and a quiz that sends enquiries to a lawyer
Nexora Legal works with tech companies: game studios, online stores, media and AI start-ups. It covers 10 areas of law across 6 industries, and clients struggled to find their own problem in that list. I built a 40+ page site in Russian and English that sorts the services by industry, plus a short quiz that sends each enquiry to a lawyer on Telegram, the messaging app the firm uses. In 2 weeks the site brought in 3 enquiries.
// The Nexora Legal home page.
Visitors pick their industry, see what the lawyers can help with, and message the firm on Telegram.
What I did: laid out 10 areas of law and 6 industries across the site, built 40+ pages, made the quiz that sends an enquiry to Telegram, and shipped Russian and English versions.
enquiries in 2 weeks, counted from Telegram messages
01 / Challenge
10 areas of law and 6 industries on one site
Tech companies want a lawyer who understands their business. The site had to show that on the first screen.
The hard part was volume. List every service and visitors drown; hide them in a menu and they won't believe they'll get help. So I sorted the services by industry: you pick yours and see straight away what the lawyers can do for you.
What had to be solved
- Lots of services
10 areas of law across 6 industries, without overload.
- Tone
Law explained in words tech companies use.
- Two languages
Russian and English versions with the same content.
02 / What I did
A site with no builder and no CMS
I wrote the site in plain HTML, CSS and JS. It's easy to host and easy to index. A dark palette, large headlines and a grid of services by industry.
- 40+ pages
Areas of law, industries, the firm's cases, the team, contacts.
- Services by industry
Clients pick their industry and see what they can bring to the lawyers.
- Russian and English
Both versions carry the same content.
- Light and dark theme
Both are built from one source text, so every edit is made once.
- Quiz and Telegram
The quiz asks a couple of questions and sends the enquiry to a lawyer on Telegram. It is the main button on the site.
03 / The site
On a laptop and on a phone
On a phone, the grid of services stacks into one column and the headlines stay large.
04 / What came of it
3 enquiries in 2 weeks
Counted from Telegram messages.
This was my website development service, from $300.
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