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Local preview + proposal

Raich Law preview

A reviewable rebuild direction for a business law firm

A seven-route responsive website preview paired with a 99-URL migration inventory, source-asset record, QA evidence, and a client approval path.

Project typeWebsite strategy
Documented statusLocal preview + proposal
Evidence standardBuilt scope and stated limits

The challenge

Start with the real work.

A legacy legal site contained questionable material, many URLs requiring editorial decisions, inconsistent firm details, and an unclear inquiry path. A safe preview had to make the new direction visible without collecting confidential matters.

My role and the project scope

The source study documents Anthony's research, content and UX direction, visual design, Next.js implementation, migration planning, and QA. A later production plan names DIJI Corp and its team for proposed delivery.

What was built

The working parts.

A seven-route responsive website preview paired with a 99-URL migration inventory, source-asset record, QA evidence, and a client approval path.

  1. Service, attorney, results, contact, and rebuild-plan routes
  2. 99-URL migration inventory and proposed redirect decisions
  3. Centralized source-backed content and an asset-rights record
  4. Synthetic contact interaction with no live endpoint or data collection

The important decision

How the pieces connect.

The preview is explicitly non-indexable and its form stays in the browser. Stakeholders can review the proposed journey before security, legal content, rights, redirects, and intake routing are approved.

Audit legacy siteBuild safe previewApprove production path

What the evidence supports

Proof with a clear boundary.

Documented

The September QA record reports lint, type checks, production build and ten rendered-output tests passing, plus desktop and mobile browser review of the public-facing routes.

Still to verify or measure

The preview was not launched on the firm's production domain. No live intake, approved redirects, traffic, ranking, or lead-generation result is claimed.