Eversage Law

One product. Two very different users.

Eversage Law Practice needed to bring international grade legal services to Nigerian clients through technology, without sacrificing the trust, professionalism and gravitas the legal industry demands. The result is a dual platform system designed for two fundamentally different users: clients on mobile, and lawyers and administrators on the web.

Legal services are built on trust, and trust is hard to design.

Legal interfaces need to feel authoritative and precise, yet accessible to someone navigating a high stakes situation for the first time. On the operational side, the lawyer portal had to surface 400 plus consultations, 24 cases and 389 clients in an interface that required no training.

Mapping the product before a single screen.

Before any visual design, I mapped the full information architecture across both platforms, from the public marketing site through to the lawyer admin portal. Five distinct surfaces emerged, home, client web app, dashboard, case manager and billing, which prevented scope creep later.

Always one tap from legal help.

Onboarding opens with real photography of professional women in legal settings, not stock illustration, and leads with value before asking for anything. The dashboard surfaces amount due, a prominent book consultation banner and pending matters, with booking reduced to two screens: details, then a clear review before submitting.

The same information, reimagined for a larger canvas.

The web dashboard uses a persistent left sidebar, a main panel for pending matters and a right rail of contextual cards, with all critical information above the fold. Billing puts the current subscription front and centre, with a searchable history exposing view and download actions inline.

A separate experience for a separate user.

The lawyer dashboard is a different product from the client's. KPIs come first, 400 consultations, 24 cases, 67 legal aid, 389 clients, then a full booked consultations table. Onboarding a new lawyer uses the same three step wizard pattern as the client's create new case, a consistent mental model across both portals.

The hardest part of designing for a law firm is not the complexity of the data. It is the tone. Legal interfaces have to feel like they belong in a courtroom and on a smartphone at the same time.

Eversage delivered international grade legal UX for a Nigerian law firm, holding authority and accessibility in the same product across three surfaces.