Can you redesign my site if it's currently on Wix or Squarespace?

Yes. We don't modify what's there — we build new from the ground up. Your current platform doesn't matter because we're replacing it entirely. You'll end up with a site you fully own, not one tied to a subscription service.

Do I need individual pages for each practice area?

If you want people to find you when they search for a specific legal issue, yes. One generic 'Services' page doesn't give search engines or potential clients enough to work with. Each practice area should have its own page with real detail about what that work involves.

Will my site show up when someone searches for lawyers near Brownsboro?

The redesign gives your site a strong foundation for local search — proper structure, fast load times, and location-relevant content. The Website+SEO package at $3,500 goes further with targeted local SEO work built in from the start.

What do you need from me to get started?

Your attorney bios, a list of practice areas you want featured, your contact info, and any client testimonials you have permission to use. We handle the writing, design, and build. Most of the heavy lifting is on our side.

How do client testimonials work on a law firm site?

Testimonials from past clients can go a long way toward building trust with someone who's never met you. We'll place them where they matter — near your practice areas and contact form. You just need to confirm you have permission to use them and that they comply with your state bar guidelines.

Website Redesign · Brownsboro, TX

Website Redesign for Brownsboro Lawyers

Henderson County runs on trust. Folks in Brownsboro pick their attorney the same way they pick everything else — reputation first, then they check you out online. If your website doesn't back up what people already say about you, that's a problem worth fixing.

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Your Website Is Working Against You

Brownsboro's a small town. Everybody knows everybody. But when someone needs a lawyer — custody dispute, property line issue, a will that should've been written five years ago — they still Google it. Even if a friend gave them your name.

They land on your site. And it loads slow on their phone. The text is tiny. Your practice areas are vague. There's no clear way to request a consultation. They tap back and try the next name on the list. That's not a theory. That's how people use the internet now, and it doesn't matter whether you're in Houston or sitting right off 31 near the prairie lands.

Most attorney websites built a few years ago share the same problems. They were designed for desktop screens when the majority of visitors are on phones. The practice area pages say just enough to exist but not enough to actually help someone figure out if you handle their kind of case. Attorney bios read like they were written for a bar directory, not for a worried parent or a landowner with a boundary dispute. And the contact form — if there even is one — asks for too much or sits buried where nobody finds it.

A redesign isn't about making things prettier. It's about making your site do what it's supposed to do: get the right people to call you.

What a Rebuilt Site Actually Looks Like

We build from scratch. No templates. No page builders. No platform that locks you in and charges you monthly just to make basic edits. You get code you own, on hosting you control.

For a law firm, that means practice area pages written so a regular person in Brownsboro can read them and understand whether you handle their situation. Family law. Real estate. Wills and estates. Criminal defense. Whatever you practice — each area gets its own page with real substance. Not legal jargon. Not three sentences and a stock graphic.

It means attorney bios that build confidence. Where you went to school, sure. But also how long you've practiced, what you focus on, and why someone should trust you with their situation. People want to know who they're hiring before they walk through the door.

It means a contact form built for consultations — short, direct, easy to fill out on a phone while sitting in a truck outside the Brownsboro Community Center. Name, phone number, brief description of what's going on. That's it.

And it means the site loads fast, shows up properly in search results, and doesn't embarrass you when someone pulls it up. A full website redesign for a law firm starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search visibility baked in from day one — proper page structure, local SEO, the works — that's the $3,500 package at one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month after that.

You're not renting space on someone else's platform. You own it. Move it wherever you want. That matters more than most folks realize until the day they try to leave their current setup and find out they can't take anything with them.