Washington D.C. Real Estate Law Firm Gets New Website Design With Curb Appeal

In large cities, it may seem that real estate attorneys are more plentiful than real estate. The Washington, D.C. law firm of Sullivan & Barros, LLP is one of many real estate law firms, but one of the few that offers some of their specific services, including zoning law and condominium and HOA law. Because of their uncommon practice areas and their experience, the firm regularly receives referrals from other attorneys, architects, real estate developers and other professionals.

When prospective clients are referred to a law firm, the first thing they usually do is look them up online. Knowing this, Sullivan & Barros needed a website that would quickly confirm to visitors that the firm not only offers the services they need, but exceptional quality as well. Because Sullivan & Barros serves a sophisticated clientele, the website needed to convey both explicitly and implicitly the firm’s ability to handle complex real estate matters.

Like the first sight of a piece of real estate, the first view of a website can draw the viewer in, or cause them to move on. When contemplating the website design, The Modern Firm was mindful of Sullivan & Barros’ brand: professional, sophisticated, experienced.

The home page is simple and elegant, in subtle shades of blue with maroon accents. Those accents include five buttons drawing viewers directly to the practice area of interest to them. Just above, a photo of the team welcomes visitors to the site. The clean, uncluttered appearance of the home page was calculated to suggest the firm’s understated, professional image. The color scheme is echoed throughout the site, letting the detailed descriptions of the team’s exceptional qualifications and unique practice areas take center stage.

The full website may be viewed here: www.sullivanbarros.com

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The Washington, D.C. law firm of Sullivan & Barros, LLP concentrates its practice in the District of Columbia and the surrounding region.