Case Study · Legal · Commercial Law
Schultz Inc.
A dark navy site for a boutique commercial law firm, featuring a filterable portfolio of 15 notable transactions and rich legal-service schema.
- Industry
- Legal · Commercial Law
- Built For
- Corporates, investors & public sector
- Stack
- Next.js · Tailwind CSS v4 · next/font (Space Grotesk + Inter)
Project Overview
Schultz Incorporated is a boutique commercial law firm advising on M&A, banking and finance, litigation, telecoms, energy and public-sector work.
Instead of a generic client list, the site proves experience with a filterable record of notable transactions, so prospective clients can find matters like theirs in seconds.
The understated navy-and-steel palette suits a premium legal brand, and the build carries strict security headers with no third-party trackers.
What It Had to Do
- Establish boutique-firm credibility against larger practices
- Let clients find relevant experience by sector, fast
- Explain four practice areas and signature services clearly
- Make it effortless to request a consultation
Under the Hood
Key Features
Notable transactions
15 numbered matters with 11 sector filters, from M&A and private equity to telecoms and regulatory work.
Practice areas
Commercial, litigation and labour, telecoms and energy, and regulatory and public law.
Signature services
Deep-dive panels for key practices, each ending in a focused “Discuss…” call to action.
From call to resolved
A three-step consultation, strategy and execution process.
People
A founder profile and four team focus-area cards.
Insights
Teaser cards on ICASA licensing, power purchase agreements and the Banks Act.
Built Mobile-First
Technology
Detected from the live site's source and response headers.
Next.js
App Router, built with Turbopack
Tailwind CSS v4
Navy and steel-blue design tokens
next/font (Space Grotesk + Inter)
Self-hosted typography
Hardened security headers
Self-only CSP, HSTS preload, frame denial
Verified on the Live Site
Search & Discoverability
- LegalService structured data with an offer catalogue of four practice areas
- Person schema for the founder and WebSite schema
- Canonical URL with index/follow directives
- Full Open Graph and Twitter card set with image alt text
- A single, semantic H1 on the page
