Avukat Panel
Deadlines, hearings, collections. Software built so the panel remembers what a lawyer has to keep in mind — and the site that explains it.
What was asked?
Lawyers spend much of the day between court-system screens, e-notification deadlines and scattered spreadsheets. The ask: files arriving in one click, hearings landing in the calendar on their own, notification deadlines calculated, instalments tracked. And a marketing site that explains all of this at a glance and earns trust.
How we thought.
- 01
Most legal software looks either like a government screen or a generic SaaS template. We pictured a lawyer's desk instead: off-white paper, navy ink, small typewriter notes in the margin.
- 02
We made the product itself the sales pitch. The 'This week' card on the home page is a real panel view: hearing times, court names, days left. Visitors see what they get before they read about it.
- 03
The copy keeps the legal vocabulary but the sentences short: 'Deadlines, hearings, collections. Let the panel remember.'
Court-system sync
Files arrive in one click; when the sync finishes it reports how many files were updated and which were closed.
E-notification deadlines
Days left from service to deadline are calculated and flagged with a counter that turns red.
Calendar and tasks
Hearings drop into the calendar automatically; tasks can be assigned straight from a hearing.
Agency work and collections
Power-of-attorney jobs and instalment collections are tracked in one place.
Installs like an app
As a PWA it can be added to phone and desktop for an app-like feel without leaving the browser.
Marketing site
Features, pricing, blog and a 30-day free trial flow.
- Sector
- Legal technology
- Type
- Web application · PWA · Marketing site · Blog
- Typeface
- Schibsted Grotesk + monospace labels
- Colours
- Paper
#F8F8F7Night navy#101B2DAlert red#C0392B