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Showcase — Professional Services / Solicitors, Dublin
Showcase Project

Keane & Partners.
Measured counsel for personal decisions.

A restrained Dublin solicitors demo — confidential matter pathway, practice-area routing, role-based team layout, and LegalService schema without fake credentials.

Type
Showcase Template
Sector
Professional Services / Law
Scope
8-page firm site + matter pathway
Rebuilt
17 July 2026
Live demo  ·  8 routes + confidential matter pathway  ·  showcase template — not a paying client
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The Brief

Legal sites that sound like templates erode authority.

Clients hiring a solicitor are buying judgment and credibility. A generic WordPress theme undermines both before the first call.

This showcase models a Dublin solicitors firm that wins instructions on authority — practice area clarity, team credentials, and compliance tone throughout.

Three problems this template solves:

  • One page for all practice areas — family law, conveyancing, and wills were lumped together with no dedicated pathways
  • No team visibility — partners and associates were unnamed — prospects could not assess who would handle their matter
  • Compliance gaps — no regulatory footer, no privacy link, no clear consultation request flow
The Approach

Matter pathway. Editorial restraint. Honest compliance.

Parchment canvas, Playfair + Libre Franklin, navy and oxblood — boutique Irish/UK firm editorial, not a template law site.

Eight routes structured around how distressed visitors actually decide — by matter type first, then consultation.

  • Confidential matter pathway (MOD-02) — Family / Property / Wills / Not sure → consultation briefing → route or enquiry
  • Practice routes — family law, conveyancing, wills & probate index with accordion IA
  • Role-based team — demonstration profiles only; no invented partner names as real solicitors
  • LegalService + FAQ schema — showcase-labelled contacts; no AggregateRating
  • Regulatory honesty — no fake Law Society numbers; privacy notice; GDPR consent on form
What we delivered

Everything in the live demo.

No vapour. Each item below is in the Vercel preview — version-controlled and linked from this page.

01

Confidential matter pathway

Three-step MOD-02 selector — category, consultation briefing, route — no sensitive free-text.

02

8 production routes

Home, practice areas, family law, conveyancing, team, about, contact, privacy.

03

Editorial art direction

Parchment / navy / oxblood / brass — Playfair Display + Libre Franklin.

04

LegalService + FAQ schema

Showcase-labelled firm entity, services, breadcrumbs, FAQPage — no ratings.

05

Honest trust layer

Demonstration profiles, mandate-pattern layout (TRU-04), GDPR consent (TRU-06).

06

GTM + Consent Mode

Default-deny analytics with cookie controls on every public demo route.

Build notes — not a client testimonial.

This is a showcase template built to production standard. No client quote, no invented metrics — just the decisions we made and what we shipped.

For agencies

Professional services builds need compliance-aware copy and authority tone — agencies can subcontract this niche without learning legal UX from scratch.

For business owners

Your practice areas, team credentials, and consultation CTA — structured so a prospect knows you handle their matter before they pick up the phone.

How we ran it

The WebFluence Squad pipeline.

Eight specialised agents, one structured plan before any HTML is written. The same pipeline runs on every WebFluence build.

PHASE 01
Niche research
Sector pain points, competitor sites, and buyer journey mapped before design.
PHASE 02
Brand and structure
Colour system, page architecture, and CTA hierarchy locked.
PHASE 03
Build and schema
Pages written, JSON-LD added, mobile tested at 390px and 768px.
PHASE 04
Deploy and document
Vercel preview live, build notes published on webfluence.digital.
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