Submitted by Josiah Roe @josiahq,
We went for a really clean site design, most law firms being cluttered or confusing, powered by django.
I like it when we get to look at straight up client work for design company’s we’ve featured in the gallery. This site is just that, a straight up law firm website. It’s clean and well organized. It’s easy to know what kind of content i’m going to be served up as I click through the site, there’s no surprises and everything is in it’s place.
Submitted by Josiah Roe @josiahq,
We went for a really clean site design, most law firms being cluttered or confusing, powered by django.
I like it when we get to look at straight up client work for design company’s we’ve featured in the gallery. This site is just that, a straight up law firm website. It’s clean and well organized. It’s easy to know what kind of content i’m going to be served up as I click through the site, there’s no surprises and everything is in it’s place.
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