Varenne Avocats
Family, immigration and employment law. A clear path towards the first conversation.

The result
What it changes
Three practice area pages, from the issues to consider to useful documents
Four articles to help prepare for a consultation and organise case documents
Clear navigation and a mobile menu adapted to smaller screens
The project in pictures
- practice areas with their own pages
- 3
- articles to help prepare the next steps
- 4
- adapted layouts and navigation
- Mobile
Behind the scenes
The decisions behind the project
01The starting point
The Varenne Avocats website presents family, immigration and employment law. The French editorial adaptation organises the content around visitors’ questions: which practice area covers their situation, which documents to prepare and how to approach the first conversation.
02The challenge
Give practical guidance to someone looking for a lawyer. Each practice area needs to explain the situations it covers, the documents to gather and the stages of support, while remaining easy to read on a phone.
03Three practice areas, practical questions
Family, immigration and employment law each have a complete page. The content covers issues to examine, useful documents and case follow-up. Advisory work complements these three areas through consultations and document review.
04Images and clear reading cues
The opening video leads into a presentation of the firm and its practice areas. Photography supports the text without interrupting the journey. On mobile, the menu, line breaks and layouts adjust to keep the content and links accessible.
05Preparing for the first conversation
The journal brings together four articles on contracts, disputes, keeping documents and consultations. An FAQ answers initial questions. The form prepares an enquiry summary for visitors to review and copy.
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