Brand & Custom Website
Developed the finished TexMediator logo from Hugh’s initial concepts and built a responsive custom website that presents Hugh's background, areas of practice, pricing, policies, and direct call to schedule mediation.
SYSTEM 002 / VIRTUAL MEDIATION
Two parties. Separate payments. One Zoom mediation. A connected workflow that brings scheduling, case intake, payments, and virtual meeting coordination together.
The Challenge
TexMediator needed a professional online presence for a new Texas mediation practice led by attorney and mediator Hugh Howerton. The website had to establish trust, explain his experience and pricing clearly, and make it easy for attorneys to move from evaluating the mediator to requesting a date.
The operational side was just as important. A mediation may involve two parties, multiple attorneys, case documents, a shared meeting date, separate payment responsibilities, and a virtual Zoom session. A generic contact form would leave too much of that process to manual email follow-up.
The goal was one connected client journey: understand the service, select the right mediation, provide case details, coordinate the Zoom session, and handle payment without losing the personal feel of Hugh's practice.
PROJECT GOALS / 05 REQUIREMENTS
Present 39 years of personal-injury trial experience with clarity and credibility.
Publish mediation formats, pricing, policies, and availability in one place.
Collect structured case and opposing-party information during scheduling.
Connect scheduling with calendar availability, Zoom, and client communication.
Support a payment process in which each party can pay its own share.
From Concept to Identity
Hugh brought three early concepts exploring Texas imagery, scales, and different color palettes. Renatus developed the finished tower-and-scales logo and brought it into the custom website and client communications.

The Solution
Renatus handled the public-facing brand and website together with the connected systems behind scheduling, intake, separate-party payments, and virtual mediation over Zoom.
Developed the finished TexMediator logo from Hugh’s initial concepts and built a responsive custom website that presents Hugh's background, areas of practice, pricing, policies, and direct call to schedule mediation.
Configured mediation appointment types, advance-notice rules, availability, detailed intake questions, additional contacts, case information, and supporting document upload.
Connected the booking workflow with calendar availability and automated Zoom meeting creation so confirmed mediations can move into Hugh's working calendar and virtual meeting process.
Built a Stripe-connected workflow that uses the scheduling information to support a separate invoice for the second party instead of forcing one law firm to cover the entire mediation fee.
Read how the two-party mediation payment workflow was built →
The Client Journey
The experience was organized around what attorneys need to know and do—not around disconnected software tools.
Attorneys can understand Hugh's experience, approach, services, pricing, cancellation policy, and available mediation formats.
The booking experience guides the attorney to the appropriate mediation type, date, and time while respecting calendar rules.
Structured intake captures counsel, parties, cause number, court, additional contacts, notes, and relevant documents.
Each party follows its own payment steps. Confirmations and calendar details provide the information to join one shared virtual mediation session over Zoom.
The Outcome
TexMediator now has a live, mobile-friendly website that turns a complicated professional-service workflow into a clear experience. Attorneys can evaluate the practice, understand pricing, submit organized case information, schedule a mediation, and receive the next steps through one branded system.
Build With Renatus
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For a similar practice, explore websites and booking workflows for mediators. If clients also need private documents or status updates, use the client portal development guide to define that additional scope.