Humber Bay Law
Toronto, Canada
"Jara was an extremely pleasant experience. I would definitely use them again."
Andres Dovale
Where they were and where they are now
When Humber Bay Law made the decision to move forward with Jara, they were well aware of how big of a problem their website was.
They know it was outdated and unclear, so they know that consequently, it was negatively impacting their brand and likely costing them clients and growth.
So when Alex and Aidan took charge into revamping the website, they took into account why it was such a problem so that the new site could do its job and help grow the business as opposed to solely being a pretty design.
After establishing exactly what the website should portray, they got to work with making the design, constantly keeping in mind that the end goal should be to make the website radiate trust, authority, professionalism, and top quality of work.
After that was done and the development was made, a massive turning point was created in Humber Bay Law's online presence.
They now stand out from their competitors, provide a better experience for potential clients, and have a strong digital foundation to build upon for when they decide to grow and expand.
"It's been a pleasure working with Humber Bay Law. We're glad they loved the results and were beyond satisfied with our expertise" - Alex Gogic, Co-founder, Jara
The Results Always Speak For Themselves
With the new website, users can now much more easily find the information they need to know before booking an appointment and becoming a paying client.
The old website with it's confusing layout and lack of social proof simply did not convey tryst and authority to potential clients. The new site on the other hand now enables users to feel that the can trust Humber Bay Law as true professionals.
Humber Bay's website is now superior to the websites of many of their competitors, and since their website is the online representation of who they are, that has a massively positive impact with how they're perceived by their target demographic, even if they're not as large or well known as their competitors.
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