I practice in multiple areas—how do you handle that on one site?

Each practice area gets its own page with content specific to that type of case. This is better for search rankings and better for potential clients who want to know you actually handle their kind of issue, not just everything under the sun.

Can the consultation form ask different questions based on the practice area?

Yes. We can set up conditional fields so someone inquiring about family law sees different questions than someone with a personal injury case. Keeps the intake cleaner for your team and gives you better information upfront.

What about the State Bar advertising rules—do you know about those?

We're aware that Texas has specific rules around attorney advertising, including disclaimers and restrictions on certain claims. You'll want to review your site content against the current Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct. We build the structure; you approve the language.

My current site ranks okay for my firm name. Why rebuild?

Ranking for your own name means people who already know about you can find you. The value of a good site is reaching people who don't know your name yet—people searching for "Tyler personal injury attorney" or "Smith County family lawyer." That's where a properly structured site makes a difference.

Do you write the content for practice area pages?

We write draft content based on your input and review of your practice areas. You review everything before it goes live. If you prefer to supply your own copy, we'll work with that instead.

Website Redesign · Tyler, TX

Does Your Tyler Law Firm's Website Actually Bring In Clients?

Are people finding your firm when they search, or are they finding the attorney down the street who happened to invest in a better site? If you're not sure, that uncertainty is worth paying attention to. Your website is the first impression for the majority of potential clients who've never heard your name from a friend or colleague.

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What a Law Firm Website Needs to Do in Tyler

The legal market in Tyler is specific. You've got the federal courthouse pulling patent litigation from across the country. You've got local personal injury firms competing for the same East Texas car accident cases. Family law practices trying to stand out along with estate planning attorneys and criminal defense lawyers.

Each practice area has different search behavior. Someone looking for a DWI attorney at midnight is in a different headspace than someone researching probate options over a weekend. Your site needs to account for both.

That means dedicated pages for each area of practice, written clearly enough that a non-lawyer can understand what you handle and whether it applies to their situation. It means attorney bio pages with real credentials—bar admissions, case types, professional involvement—not just a headshot and a paragraph of adjectives. And it means a contact pathway that's obvious on every page. Not a single "Contact Us" link in the navigation. A form or phone number visible wherever someone might make the decision to reach out.

Google treats law firm websites with extra scrutiny. They call it YMYL—Your Money or Your Life. Sites in legal, medical, and financial industries need to demonstrate credibility more than others. Proper author attribution, clear credentials, accurate information. A site that looks thrown together won't rank the way it should, regardless of how good your practice is.

The Technical Side, Without the Jargon

We build your site from scratch. No templates, no WordPress themes with thirty features you don't use. Custom code that loads fast and works on every device.

Mobile-first design is the starting point. We build for the phone screen first because that's how people search. Desktop layout comes after. Your site gets proper SEO structure—title tags, schema markup for legal services, heading hierarchy that tells Google what each page is about.

A full law firm website—ten or more pages covering your practice areas, attorney bios, testimonials, and a consultation request form—starts at $1,500. Turnaround is about a week. You own the code outright. No monthly platform fees to keep your site alive, no proprietary system you can't leave.

If you want ongoing SEO work after the build—content updates, local ranking improvements, Google Business Profile management—that starts at $750 a month as a separate engagement.

Some Things Worth Saying Directly

You probably had your site built a while ago and haven't thought much about it since. Maybe a marketing company handles it and you're paying monthly but you're not sure what you're getting. Maybe your office manager updates it once a year.

That's not unusual. Law firms are busy doing law. The website falls to the bottom of the list. But every month it sits there underperforming, someone who needed your help found another attorney instead. You can't quantify that exactly, and anyone who claims they can is guessing.

What we can tell you: a fast site with clear practice area pages, real attorney credentials, and a simple way to request a consultation will outperform what you have now. That's not a bold claim. It's just what happens when you replace something outdated with something built correctly.

We don't do long contracts. We build your site, hand it over, and you decide what comes next. If you want ongoing help, we're around. If you want to handle it yourself, that's fine too. Your site, your call.

Client testimonials deserve a mention. If you have them, they should be on your site. If you don't, start asking. A short quote from a satisfied client—with their permission—carries more weight than any copy we could write. We'll build the space for them and make it easy to add more over time.