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 existing content can carry over where it makes sense, but the design, structure, and code will all be fresh. You won't be locked into any platform when we're done.

Do I need separate pages for each practice area?

If you want people to find you when they search for specific legal help, yes. One page that lists everything you do in bullet points doesn't give search engines much to work with. Individual pages let you show up for the things people are actually typing into Google.

How do client testimonials work on a lawyer's site?

There are ethics rules around attorney testimonials that vary by state. We'll set up a testimonials section on your site and help you figure out what kind of reviews and quotes you can display under Texas Bar guidelines. It's worth doing — social proof matters, even in law.

Will my site show up for searches outside Murchison?

That's the goal. Most attorneys in rural East Texas serve a wider area than just their town. We structure the site so it can rank for nearby areas too — Athens, Eustace, Canton, wherever your clients actually come from.

What if I only handle one or two practice areas?

Then the site is simpler and more focused, which is honestly an advantage. We'd build dedicated pages for each area with more depth instead of spreading thin across a dozen topics. Focused sites tend to perform better in search results anyway.

Website Redesign · Murchison, TX

Website Redesign for Murchison Lawyers

Your law practice in Murchison serves real people with real problems. But if your website looks like it belongs to a different decade, those people are finding someone else before they ever pick up the phone. A redesign fixes that.

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Phone Screens Are Smaller Than You Think

More than half the folks searching for a lawyer right now are doing it on their phone. That's not some marketing pitch — just go look at how you use your own phone. You Google something, you tap a result, and if the page is slow or hard to read, you're gone. Back to the search results. Next option.

Now think about someone in Henderson County dealing with a property dispute or a custody issue. They're stressed. They're not patient. And they're looking at your site on a screen that's five inches wide. If your practice areas are buried in dropdown menus and your contact info requires pinching and zooming, that person is already calling the next firm on the list.

A redesign built for mobile first means your site actually works the way people use it. Not as an afterthought. As the starting point.

What a Proper Law Firm Redesign Covers

1. **Practice area pages that do real work.** Each area you handle — family law, criminal defense, estate planning, whatever it is — gets its own page with clear language. Not legal jargon. Plain English that tells someone whether you can help them.

2. **Attorney bios that build trust fast.** Credentials, background, maybe a photo that doesn't look like a yearbook picture from 1998. Folks want to know who they're about to sit across from. A good bio answers that in thirty seconds.

3. **A contact form that actually gets used.** Short. Simple. Name, phone, what they need help with. And it goes straight to your inbox — not into some dashboard you forgot the password to. People looking for a lawyer want to talk to a lawyer, and the form should make that easy.

4. **SEO structure so people find you in the first place.** Title tags, page speed, proper headings, local search signals. None of that matters if the site looks terrible, but it also doesn't matter how good the site looks if nobody finds it. Both things have to work together.

You Own Everything We Build

A lot of law firm websites are stuck on platforms where you're paying monthly just to keep the lights on. And if you ever want to leave? Good luck getting your content out. We don't do that. You get clean code, hosted on your own terms, and if you ever want to take it somewhere else, it's yours. No hostage situation.

Full website redesigns start at $1,500 and take about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from day one, the Website+SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. Hosting is $50 a month — straightforward, no surprises.

Murchison's a small town. A few hundred folks, ranch land, the Methodist church, quiet roads through Henderson County. But small town doesn't mean small reach. People search online for attorneys near them, and "near them" can mean a 30-mile radius out here. Your website should be ready for that.