What we build for firms
The same discipline we’d want as a client: say what you handle, say it plainly, and make the next step obvious.
Practice pages in plain English
One clear page per practice area, written the way clients actually search and ask — what the matter involves, what the process looks like, and what to do first.
A real intake, step by step
A short, structured intake — area of law, a few details, contact — that respects the visitor’s privacy and lands in your inbox organized, instead of a voicemail you return two days later.
Attorneys who read like people
Photos, plain bios, and the credentials that matter, presented like the counsel a client is hoping to find — not a directory listing.
Hollis & Grant, Attorneys at Law
A concept website for a fictional Charlotte firm, designed and built by Piedmont IT Advisors as a work sample: four practice areas, plain-English service lists, and the three-step intake described above. It is a sample of the work, not a client.
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