Mayid Brenes
A hand-coded, AEO-optimized site for a Costa Rican lawyer, built with Claude Code.
A hand-coded, AEO-optimized website for Mayid Brenes, a Costa Rican lawyer and notary in San José with more than thirty years in administrative and labor litigation, public law, and energy. Built with Claude Code in the minimalist-luxury "El Expediente" system (bone, ink, and espresso with a single brass accent) and written in Costa Rican Spanish, it is made to be found and cited when someone asks an AI answer engine for a lawyer in Costa Rica.
What stands out.
A quiet, editorial design system
"El Expediente" reads like a legal file, not a clinic brochure: bone, ink, and espresso with one brass accent, cinematic black-and-white video in the hero, and named practice areas (administrative litigation, labor law, public procurement, energy and infrastructure) instead of stock icons.
Credibility stated by name
The site leads with checkable facts, not adjectives: thirty-plus years of practice, former Legal Director of RECOPE, and a WhatsApp consultation as the primary way to reach him, so the trust signals are specific enough for a person or an AI assistant to repeat.
Built to be answered, not just ranked
Every blog post opens answer-first, with a "Lo esencial" takeaways box, a native FAQ whose visible text matches the schema, and references to authoritative Costa Rican sources, so the content is written the way an answer engine likes to quote.
Built with.
Findable by AI.
- LegalService, Person, and WebSite structured data, cross-linked by @id, mark the firm and the lawyer as one clear, verifiable entity, with per-post Article, FAQPage, and BreadcrumbList and per-area Service schema.
- AI-discovery files most sites skip: an llms.txt index, a /.well-known/ai.txt usage policy, and a machine-readable entity summary, alongside robots rules that explicitly allow GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, and Google-Extended.
- Answer-first posts with matching FAQ schema, freshness dates, and definitive, specific language, all consistent with the same name, credential, and San José location everywhere the site names him.