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Clients make subjective judgements about whom they choose to instruct and to represent them. They make this decision based upon a number of factors including their perception of how professional the firm is. Before contacting a law firm for the first time, a potential client may have limited information about the organisation’s quality of advice and services. Information that a client may possess about your law firm includes:
- Your marketing literature
- Your letterhead
- Your website
- Your newsletter or publications
- Your advertisements
Clearly, the quality of your design will influence a potential client’s decision as to whether or not to instruct your organisation. It is essential for those organisations wishing to attract private clients to present a highly professional image.
Our designer – Kant Rathod – has previously produced work for a number of organisations in the public and private sectors including:
- Microsoft
- HSBC Bank
- Barclays Bank
- Co-Op Commission
- BAA
- Rio Tinto
- Robson Rhodes
- Corus
- DHL
- National Grid
- Guardian Financial Services
- Royal Scottish Assurance
Please see below samples
of Kant’s recent website work:
For print work visit
Kant's own site
http://www.kantrathod.co.uk