Every word of testimony, captured cleanly.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for a deposition capture system for litigators. Oathmere is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Software and SaaS
- Typeface
- Courier Prime
A tabletop deposition capture unit and transcript platform for litigation firms and court reporting agencies, with a page that wins demo requests: near-black umber, parchment, brass and oxblood, a typewriter display face and a close-up of the black capture puck glowing on a walnut table.
The brief
Litigation support managers wait on read-backs and transcripts, and crosstalk between lawyers makes recordings hard to use. The page has to show when each piece of the record lands and win a demo request.
The direction
Dark and lawyerly, with parchment type, brass accents and a typewriter display face. The first screen is a product close-up: the matte black capture puck with its glowing ring light sits big on a dark walnut table at right, with the typewriter headline and one brass Book a demo button on the left and only the wordmark and a Menu button on top.
The detail
A 5.5 hour Wednesday, Dec 2 deposition with 4 speakers gets its rough draft that night, synced video Thursday by noon and the final five business days later on Wednesday, Dec 9, and $240 a month is the $2,880 billed yearly; the page says the rough draft is uncertified, for preparing rather than citing, and the court reporter still certifies the final.
- Display
- Courier Prime
- Text
- Public Sans
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