Can I keep my current domain name when you redesign the site?

Yes. Your domain stays the same. We build the new site and migrate it over so there's no gap in availability. If you need help transferring domain registration, we handle that too.

Do you write the content for practice area pages or do I need to provide that?

We write it. You'll review everything before it goes live to make sure the legal details are accurate. But the actual copywriting, page structure, and layout—that's on us.

What happens to my Google ranking during a redesign?

If your current site barely ranks for anything, there's not much to lose. We set up proper redirects from old URLs to new ones so any existing search value carries over. The new site's structure is built to perform better in search than whatever you've got now.

I only practice one or two areas of law. Do I still need multiple pages?

Even with a narrow practice, separate pages help. Someone searching for 'estate planning attorney East Texas' and someone searching for 'will drafting Upshur County' are looking for the same thing but using different words. Individual pages let you show up for both.

How do client testimonials work if I'm just getting started with a new site?

We build the testimonial section into the design so it's ready when you are. You can add them over time as clients give permission. The page doesn't look empty without them—it just grows stronger as you add them.

Website Redesign · East Mountain, TX

Website Redesign for Lawyers in East Mountain

You probably already tried to fix your website once. Maybe you paid someone to update the colors or swap out the header image, and it still doesn't do anything for your practice. That's because the problem was never cosmetic—it was structural.

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What Went Wrong the First Time

Most attorney websites in small towns like East Mountain get built on a template platform. Someone picks a theme, drops in the firm name, lists a few practice areas, and calls it done. It looks fine on a laptop the day it launches. Then nothing happens.

The site loads slowly on phones. The practice area pages are thin—maybe a paragraph each. There's no clear way for someone to request a consultation without hunting for a phone number. And the whole thing is locked into whatever platform it was built on, so making real changes means starting over anyway.

Here's what makes it worse: you might have tried hiring someone to "refresh" it. New photos, a slightly different layout, maybe a blog post or two. But refreshing a bad structure just gives you a prettier version of the same problem. The bones were wrong. Nobody told you that because it's easier to sell a facelift than a rebuild.

What a Proper Law Firm Redesign Covers

1. **Practice area pages that actually explain what you do.** Not a bulleted list. Each area of practice gets its own page with enough detail that someone in Upshur County searching for help with a property dispute or a custody case can tell whether you handle their situation—before they ever pick up the phone.

2. **Attorney bios that build trust fast.** Credentials, background, bar admissions. People hiring a lawyer want to know who they're talking to. A two-sentence bio next to a blurry headshot doesn't cut it. We write these pages so they read like introductions, not résumés.

3. **A consultation path that works on any device.** A contact form placed where people actually see it. Phone number visible without scrolling. The site works on a phone screen just as well as a desktop because that's how most folks are going to find you—sitting in their car after a court date or searching from their kitchen table.

4. **Code you own outright.** No monthly platform fees to keep your site alive. No calling a support line to change your own phone number. You get the actual website files. If you want to move to a different host in two years, you can.

What This Costs and How Long It Takes

A full attorney website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a mobile-first site with proper practice area pages, attorney bios, a consultation contact form, and a place for client testimonials once you've got them.

If you also want the site built with search engine structure in mind—so people in East Mountain and the surrounding parts of East Texas can actually find you on Google—that's the website plus SEO package, starting at $3,500, and runs one to two weeks. Worth considering if your current site doesn't show up for much of anything.

After launch, hosting runs $50 a month. That's it. No hidden line items.