Trzebiński & Partners - law firm website with a CMS
A website for a Kielce law firm with a custom CMS panel: separate paths for businesses and individuals, anonymised case descriptions, scanned reference letters, and an enquiry form that never loses a message.
Two paths for two client groupsReferences as document scans
Client
A law firm based in Kielce since 2006, with over a dozen lawyers, handling business and private cases before courts across Poland.
Problem
The old domain redirected to a Facebook profile and the content survived only in an archive. The firm serves two very different groups - businesses recovering debts and individuals defending against claims - and needed a site that speaks to each separately and can be updated in-house.
Scope of work
Content recovery from the archive and a rewrite of the about section, visual identity built on the firm's seal and wordmark, public site, CMS panel, contact form, SEO, and Apache deployment.
Solution
Framework-free PHP 8, SQLite, and a small custom MVC - no npm and no build step, so deployment is a file upload. The home page immediately splits businesses from individuals and explains pricing and practice areas. The panel edits every text, the team, news, case descriptions, and reference scans; before saving a case it warns about details that could identify it. Form enquiries go to the mailbox and the database at once, so nothing is lost even if the server fails to send mail.
Key features
Two paths: businesses and individuals
Practice areas with dedicated subpages
Anonymised case descriptions with a filter and an identifying-data warning
Scanned reference letters with a preview
Paginated blog and a database-generated sitemap
CMS panel with ZIP backup
Form with CSRF, honeypot, and rate limiting
WCAG AA contrast and prefers-reduced-motion support
Business outcome
The firm has its own website instead of a Facebook redirect, and updates content, cases, and references itself from the panel - without a developer and without risking client data exposure.
