A litigation boutique's site, built to hold a posture
The Hutton Firm is client work with a family name on it: brand, site, and intake pipeline for a Minneapolis litigation boutique where contested civil, criminal, business, and U.S.-Mexico matters are handled directly by senior counsel.
The design brief was posture: deliberate, bilingual, and quiet. A cream ledger of a website, serif and small caps, built to read like a firm that prepares.
Two attorneys, one litigation lens, and a deliberately limited docket. The site had to communicate selectivity rather than volume: limited docket, senior counsel review, trial posture from intake, stated up front and structured into the page.
An editorial ledger layout in cream and deep navy serif, English and Español throughout. The consultation intake runs a counsel screen, collecting names, dates, record, and forum, so conflicts and deadlines are checked before advice is given. Search gets the full treatment: Service, FAQPage, and Person structured data, tuned metadata, and a complete sitemap.
Live on Vercel with a tight iteration loop: sharpened copy passes, intake validation hardening, and SEO refinement shipping continuously.
A Minneapolis litigation boutique for contested civil, criminal, business, and U.S.–Mexico matters handled directly by senior counsel.
Recreated in-page from the live client build: brand, layout system, and intake structure.
A website can hold a posture. This one prepares.