Can I keep my current domain name when the site is redesigned?

Yes. Your domain stays the same. We build the new site and migrate everything over so the address doesn't change. If you have existing email tied to that domain, that stays intact too.

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

We can work with what you have or write it from scratch. You'll want to review anything that describes your legal services for accuracy, but we handle the structure, formatting, and SEO side of the content.

What happens to my search rankings during the redesign?

We set up proper redirects so any pages that are currently indexed don't break. A well-built redesign with better structure and faster load times typically helps rankings, not hurts them. The transition is handled carefully.

Will the new site include a way for clients to leave reviews or testimonials?

We can add a testimonials section to display approved client feedback. For collecting new reviews, we'll usually point people to your Google Business profile since those carry the most weight for local search visibility.

How do updates work after the site is launched?

You own the code, so you're not locked into anything. We offer hosting at $50/mo which includes minor updates and maintenance. Or you can host it yourself and manage changes on your own — it's your site either way.

Website Redesign · Kilgore, TX

Website Redesign for Kilgore Law Firms

You probably already tried fixing your website once. Maybe twice. A template site that looked fine three years ago, a quick update from someone who said they could handle it — and you're still not getting the calls you should be getting from it.

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What Went Wrong the First Time

Most attorney websites in East Texas start the same way. You needed something up fast, so you picked a platform, chose a legal-looking template, and filled in the blanks. It worked well enough at the time. But templates don't age well. They get slower. The design starts looking dated. The mobile version barely functions — and more than half the people searching for a lawyer in Kilgore are doing it from their phone.

The bigger problem is what's underneath. Template platforms stack code you don't need, load scripts you never asked for, and make it nearly impossible to change anything meaningful without breaking something else. You can swap out a photo or edit some text, but you can't fix the structure. You can't make it faster. You can't build it around how people actually look for a lawyer.

So the site sits there. It technically exists. But it doesn't do what it's supposed to do — get someone to pick up the phone or fill out a consultation form. That's not a design problem you can patch. That's a rebuild.

What a Proper Law Firm Redesign Covers

1. **Practice area pages that actually explain what you do.** Not a bullet list on one page. Each area of practice — family law, criminal defense, personal injury, whatever you handle — gets its own page with real information. This is how search engines connect someone's query to your firm. It's also how a potential client decides whether you handle their kind of case.

2. **Attorney bios that build trust before the first call.** Credentials, background, bar admissions, and a photo that doesn't look like a stock headshot. Folks want to know who they're hiring. A good bio page does that work for you before the consultation even starts.

3. **A contact path that's short and obvious.** One form. Name, phone, brief description of the issue. Visible on every page. Not buried in a dropdown menu. Not hidden behind three clicks. When someone's ready to talk, the site should make that easy — not make them hunt for it.

4. **Fast, mobile-first code you actually own.** No platform lock-in. No monthly fees to some website builder just to keep the lights on. Clean, modern code that loads fast on any device and gives you full control over your own site.

A Redesign Built for Kilgore

Kilgore isn't a massive metro. Folks here know each other, and reputation matters. But when someone has a legal issue — a custody dispute, an accident, a charge they're dealing with — they're still searching online first. And they're comparing what they find. If your site looks outdated or doesn't load right, they move on to the next name in the results. Doesn't matter how good your track record is.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want the site built with proper SEO structure so it actually ranks for the searches that matter in Rusk County and the surrounding area, that starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. We're a web design shop in Tyler — close enough to meet in person, familiar with how business works in this part of Texas.

You get the finished code. No rental agreements. No proprietary platform you can't leave. Just a site that does its job.