A launch-ready first production version within 2 business days after the final design direction is approved and Svelex confirms Production Ready status in writing.
Included launch scope
Up to 12 total pages within the approved page structure and written Sprint scope.
Every included page receives an individual content hierarchy and conversion-focused composition; no cloned mass-production page set.
Technical SEO, schema, sitemap, metadata and GEO/AI Search Readiness.
Lead form, click-to-call path and routing into a reviewed Svelex request workflow.
Edge security and performance setup with a practical launch checklist.
WCAG-informed technical accessibility checks with automated review and manual checks of agreed journeys.
HD Screenshot-to-Build option for an approved visual and interaction reference.
Law firm fit
For boutique law firms, the sprint prioritizes trust, careful claims, controlled intake, accessibility signals and recovery confidence.
Practice-area and location modules stay factual, reviewable and non-promissory.
Intake copy avoids legal advice, attorney-client implications and case-outcome promises.
Accessibility and continuity language is precise and bounded.
Firm boundaries
Planning, discovery and design concept development happen before production and do not count toward the two-business-day window.
The production clock starts after final design approval, complete materials and written Production Ready confirmation.
If Svelex misses the production deadline for reasons within our control, the customer receives a full refund and may keep completed customer-specific work delivered up to that point, subject to the published Sprint terms.
No legal advice, ADA/WCAG compliance guarantee, ranking guarantee, indexing guarantee, revenue guarantee, security guarantee or uptime guarantee.
Monthly Managed plans remain separate and are scoped only when ongoing operation is requested.
Law firms that need better intake without adding more chaos. The system links the first buyer signal to website, intake, CRM, automation, protection and reporting, so every improvement has a clear owner and next step.
AudienceLaw firms that need better intake without adding more chaos.
Primary problemGeneric forms do not match legal intake reality.
Svelex mechanismA trust-first website and controlled intake path supported by accessibility engineering, careful claims, recovery planning and human review.
The highest-cost failure points in this operating lane.
01Generic forms do not match legal intake reality.
02Missing labels and confusing steps hurt accessibility.
03Unstructured submissions are hard to prioritize.
What changes for your operation
Forms become easier to understand. The remaining outcomes turn that first improvement into a visible operating sequence for this specific lane.
01Forms become easier to understand.
02Intake fields map into the firm's real workflow.
03Visitor expectations are clearer before submission.
Implementation path
From “Audit current forms and phone CTAs” to “Route to CRM stages and follow-up tasks,” each stage has a defined owner, evidence requirement and approval point.
Audit current forms and phone CTAs.Forms become easier to understand. Scope and responsibility are confirmed before the next stage.
Define case-type and urgency fields.Intake fields map into the firm's real workflow. Scope and responsibility are confirmed before the next stage.
Add accessibility and status feedback checks.Visitor expectations are clearer before submission. Scope and responsibility are confirmed before the next stage.
Route to CRM stages and follow-up tasks.Forms become easier to understand. Scope and responsibility are confirmed before the next stage.
What you can expect from Svelex
Precise scope, market-specific priorities and clear limits before implementation begins.
Documented starting point
Audit current forms and phone CTAs. The evidence, owner and next decision are recorded before production changes.
Built for law firm decisions
Law firms that need better intake without adding more chaos. Forms become easier to understand.
Claims with boundaries
Accessibility, intake, privacy and security work is described as scoped technical support, never as legal advice or lawsuit immunity.
Questions serious operators ask before they commit
Is this a client portal?
No. It is the front-door intake layer, not a replacement for legal case management.
Can it be encrypted?
Production architecture can be designed around secure vendors and hosting choices.
Does it give legal advice?
No. It gathers and routes information.
Turn this problem into a clear next step.
Best when intake speed, follow-up and pipeline visibility are the immediate bottlenecks. Start with the free signal when you want package direction before a scoped request.
