Strategy and page architecture
Define your audiences, practice areas, service locations, and the questions that matter before a consultation. Map those needs to a focused navigation and page plan.
Your website should help a prospective client understand who you help, where you practice, and how to contact you. We plan the page structure around those decisions, then build an accessible, responsive experience that reflects your firm.
A new practice, an outdated website, or visitors who leave without making contact.
We review your current position and agree the work before starting. You can scope this service on its own or combine it with a broader marketing plan.
Define your audiences, practice areas, service locations, and the questions that matter before a consultation. Map those needs to a focused navigation and page plan.
Create responsive layouts, attorney biographies, readable service pages, accessible forms, and prominent contact options. Check mobile usability and page performance before launch.
Map old URLs to suitable replacements, set redirects and canonical tags, and check analytics. Domain and account ownership, hosting, maintenance, and handover are specified in the proposal.
The final scope, volume, schedule, and fees are agreed in writing. Third-party costs are identified separately.
Not necessarily. We review the current platform and identify whether targeted improvements or a rebuild would better serve your goals.
Tell us where you are today and what you want to improve. We’ll discuss the right starting point and prepare a scoped proposal if there’s a fit.
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