Van Dijk
& Roseboom
A bilingual site for an Amsterdam civil-law notary, built around the one thing clients actually want: knowing what they are signing.
A full build you can click through
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What the site had to actually do.
Notarial work is bought under stress. Someone is buying a house, starting a company, or settling an estate, and the document in front of them is legally binding and largely unreadable. Most notary websites answer that with institutional language and a contact form.
The brief was the opposite: explain the deed before anyone signs it, publish the fees rather than hiding them behind an enquiry, and work in both Dutch and English without the English feeling like an afterthought.
Four decisions that shaped it.
What shipped, and why it works.
The result reads like a professional office rather than a law firm brochure. Fourteen sections, a published fee structure, a reviewed-by-clients section, and an appointment flow that starts with the matter type rather than a blank message box.
Fully responsive, single-page architecture
Bilingual content model, NL and EN
Published fee tables per practice area
Appointment flow keyed to matter type
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