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Challenge
Copenhagen Legal Aid's outdated Wix site made it hard for people to find the information they needed before visiting the office — a real problem when your users are often in stressful legal situations.
The solution
Redesigned and developed in Figma and Webflow alongside a visual designer, with GSAP animations and custom code and 301 redirects. Built for clarity and easy navigation, with a full English version for non-Danish speakers.
Result
A fast, accessible site that helps people get the right information before they walk through the door.
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