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On the redesigns, drag the slider sideways — the old site is underneath. The rest were built from scratch.
Redesign
Drag the slider to the left to see the site the business lived with before me.
The old site was dark, a pretty quote stood where the offer should be, and the phone number was buried at the bottom. Now the name, the practice area and the city are the first thing you see, and you can call straight from the header.
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There used to be a half-screen video and three screens of solid text — nobody reads pages like that. Now it is clear at once what kind of cases people bring here, with a booking button right next to it.
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A team photo filled the first screen and the services hid somewhere below. Now the practice areas, prices and how the work runs are all visible without endless scrolling.
After a crash people look for a phone number, not a nice picture. Now both numbers are visible immediately, and the services are sorted by situation.
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The reviews were pasted in as Google screenshots — it looked like a temporary placeholder. Now there is a photo of the team, 170+ reviews as one number, and the company registry code in the header.
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The top of the page used to hold just the words "zelenbud.com" and two buttons — "directions" and "sale". Now the plant catalogue leads, and the services are laid out step by step.
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There was nothing to rework here: structure, copy and looks were built from a blank page together with the owner.
The first screen is a search field that types out what people actually come with: "the draft office will not grant a deferment", "my partner will not repay the debt". Visitors recognise their own situation at once.
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A lawyer practising since 2011 — that is the strongest argument, so it became the headline. A dated seal stands in for the usual banner. Not a single stock image.
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A light, calm site. In therapy people choose a person, so the name and the photo lead here instead of loud promises.
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A photographer site where the photographs lead. Dark background, little text, large images overlapping each other.
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The address, opening hours and phone number sit right at the top — that is what people look for first. Then services, doctors and prices, with booking reachable from anywhere on the page.
Open the siteTell me what you are dealing with — I will name the timeline and the price before you pay anything.