Can you write the content for my practice area pages?

Yes. If you give us the basics — what areas you practice, what kinds of cases you take — we can write the copy. We'll make sure it reads clearly for someone who isn't a lawyer, which is the whole point.

I only practice one or two areas of law. Is a full website still worth it?

It actually works in your favor. A focused site with two well-written practice area pages, a solid bio, and a contact form can outperform a bloated site trying to cover everything. Simpler isn't a disadvantage here.

How do people in Wells even find a lawyer's website?

Google, mostly. Someone searches for a lawyer in their area or a specific type of legal help, and your site either shows up or it doesn't. Having a real website with actual content gives you a shot. Having nothing — or having something that barely loads — doesn't.

What if I already have a domain name?

We can use it. If you bought a domain years ago and never did anything with it, that actually works fine. We'll point it to the new site once it's ready.

Do I need to be in Tyler to work with you?

Not at all. We handle most projects over email and phone. Wells is close enough that we could meet in person, but there's no requirement for that. Whatever's easier for you.

Web Design · Wells, TX

Web design for lawyers in Wells

You probably already tried the DIY route. Maybe a website builder, maybe whatever your bar association recommended. And now you've got something that technically exists but doesn't actually do anything for your practice. Let's fix that.

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You've been down this road before

So at some point you set up a website. Could've been one of those legal directory pages, could've been a template you found online, could've been something a friend put together as a favor. Whatever it was, it's not working.

And you know it's not working because nobody's filling out your contact form. Nobody's calling after finding you online. You're still getting most of your cases through the same channels you always have — which is fine, but Wells is small. Cherokee County isn't huge either. At some point, the people who need a lawyer in this area are going to search for one. And what they find when they Google your name or your practice area matters a lot.

The problem with most of those first attempts isn't that you didn't try. It's that the tools weren't built for what a law practice actually needs. A generic template doesn't know how to present practice areas so potential clients understand them. It doesn't build trust the way a real site should. It just sits there looking like every other page on the internet.

What a lawyer's website actually needs to do

Not everything. Just the stuff that moves the needle. Here's the breakdown:

1. **Practice areas explained in plain English.** Not legal jargon, not a list of statutes. If someone in Wells needs help with a land dispute or a family matter, they should land on your site and immediately understand that you handle their kind of case. Each area gets its own section with real detail.

2. **Attorney bios that build trust fast.** Where you went to school, how long you've practiced, what you focus on. Folks want to know who they're hiring. A photo helps. Credentials help more. This isn't about bragging — it's about giving someone a reason to pick up the phone instead of scrolling to the next result.

3. **A simple way to request a consultation.** One form. Name, phone, brief description of what they need. That's it. The easier it is to contact you, the more people will do it.

4. **Testimonials that do the talking for you.** When someone in a rural community is looking for legal help, they want to hear from people like them. A few honest reviews on your site carry real weight.

5. **Fast load times and mobile-friendly design.** Half the people looking you up are doing it from their phone — sitting in a parking lot, on a lunch break, after something just happened. If your site takes forever or looks broken on a small screen, they're gone.

What this costs and how it works

For most attorneys, the full website package is the right fit — starting at $1,500, done in about a week. That gets you a custom design, not a template. Practice area pages, attorney bios, consultation form, mobile-ready, fast. If you want to show up in search results when people look for a lawyer near Wells or anywhere in Cherokee County, the website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks.

We're based in Tyler, which puts us about an hour from Wells. Close enough to meet if you want, easy enough to handle everything over phone and email if you don't. Either way, you talk to the person doing the work.

And hosting runs $50 a month — that covers keeping the site live, updated, and not falling apart six months from now. No surprises on that front.