Can you write the content for my practice area pages?

Yes. If you give us the basics — what areas you practice, what kind of clients you typically work with — we can write it up. Most attorneys don't want to sit down and write website copy, and honestly they shouldn't have to. That's part of the job.

How do testimonials work if I need client permission?

We'll set up a testimonials section on the site, but you're responsible for getting approval from any clients you feature. Some attorneys use first names only or anonymize details. We can format it however works for your bar association's rules.

Will my site show up on Google right away?

The site itself will be indexed, but ranking for competitive search terms takes longer. If search visibility matters to you — and for a lawyer in a small market, it should — the website plus SEO package at $3,500 is built for that. A good site without SEO is like a billboard in your garage.

What if I only practice one or two areas of law?

Simpler site, same quality. Fewer practice areas actually makes the design cleaner because we can focus each page on depth instead of breadth. The full website package still starts at $1,500 regardless of how many pages you need.

Do I own the website when it's done?

Yes. It's yours. The code, the design, the content — all of it. Hosting is a separate monthly cost to keep it live and maintained, but the site itself belongs to you.

Web Design · Seven Points, TX

Web Design for Lawyers in Seven Points

$1,500. That's what a proper website costs — less than most attorneys bill in a single day. If you're practicing law in Seven Points and your website doesn't look like it belongs to someone who handles serious legal matters, you've got a problem that's easy to fix.

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A Bad Website Costs More Than You Think

A potential client in Henderson County needs a lawyer. They search on their phone. Your name comes up. They tap through to your site and it loads slow, looks dated, and the text is a wall of tiny paragraphs nobody's going to read. So they hit the next result.

That's a consultation you never got. Maybe a retainer. Maybe a case worth thousands. And you'll never know it happened because there's no record of someone who almost called but didn't. The math isn't complicated — every client who leaves your site and calls someone else is revenue you handed away for free.

For lawyers, the stakes are higher than most businesses. People hiring an attorney are already stressed. They're making a decision fast, and they're judging your competence by what's on the screen in front of them. Fair or not, that's how it works.

What Your Site Actually Needs

A law firm website doesn't need to be fancy. It needs to be clear. Practice areas — spelled out in plain language, not legal jargon. If you handle family law, estate planning, property disputes, whatever it is, each one gets its own section with enough detail that someone knows whether to call you.

Attorney bios matter. Credentials, background, maybe a photo that doesn't look like a stock headshot from 2006. People want to know who they're hiring before they pick up the phone. A contact form for initial consultations — simple, short, easy to fill out on a phone. And testimonials from past clients if you've got them. Social proof is the fastest way to build trust on a page.

That's it. Four things done well. Not twelve pages of content nobody reads.

Practicing in a Lake Town

Seven Points sits on Lake Palestine, and that shapes the kind of legal work that comes through. Property law, real estate transactions, neighbor disputes, boating incidents — lakeside communities generate specific legal needs that bigger firms in Tyler or Dallas don't always understand.

A website that speaks directly to folks in Seven Points and the surrounding area gives you an edge. People want a local attorney. They want someone who knows Henderson County, not a firm two hours away with a fancy office and a billing rate to match. Your website should make it obvious you're the local option — and a good one.

The population here is small. That means fewer lawyers competing for attention online. A well-built site doesn't have to fight through pages of competitors to show up. It just has to exist and not embarrass you.

What We Charge

A full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a professional site with your practice areas, attorney bios, contact form, and a design that actually looks current. If you want to show up in search results when someone Googles "lawyer near Seven Points," a website paired with SEO starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks.

Hosting is $50 a month. That covers keeping the site live, secure, and running the way it should.

We're a web design company out of Tyler. Close enough to meet, far enough that we're not your competitor's designer too. You tell us what you need, we build it, and you get something that works without dragging the project out for months.