Website Development for Immigration Lawyers

A visitor decides within seconds whether this office can deal with a case like theirs.

• The top of every page names the country whose immigration law you practise, the languages spoken in the office and the way to book a first consultation.
• The language switch shows each language under its own name and in its own script, and sits where a thumb reaches it, not in the footer.

Many clients have no computer and read the site on a phone, sometimes abroad and on a slow network.

• Pages are light, text is real text that a browser can translate, and nothing important is locked inside a picture or a brochure to download.
• Versions in scripts read from right to left, such as Arabic, are laid out properly and checked by someone who reads them, since a mirrored menu or a broken form is noticed at once.

A scan of a passport or of a refusal letter should not travel as an ordinary attachment.

• On the site a client picks a consultation slot shown in their own time zone, pays for it and uploads documents through a protected form that only the firm can open.
• From the firm we need a photo, the licence number and the languages of each lawyer, the fee for a consultation and the list of matters you do not take.