Category: Law Firm Web Design

A phase-by-phase launch checklist for law firm websites, including the 11 bar-rule, redirect and lead-delivery steps that generic checklists never mention.

The 15 law firm website mistakes that quietly lose clients, grouped by the damage they do, each with a one-minute check you can run on your own site.

The DIY step-by-step: domain, hosting, theme, the eight pages you need, four plugins, bar compliance, and a pre-launch checklist.

A lawyer website redesign loses rankings for four reasons, and all four are avoidable. The baseline to capture before you start, the redirect rules that matter, and a launch-week checklist.

Kadence, Astra, GeneratePress, Blocksy or a native block theme — which WordPress theme suits which kind of law firm, and why dedicated lawyer themes usually cost you later.

A Tennessee lawyer website redesign often accompanies a name change. How to move a domain without losing what the old one earned.

A New Jersey lawyer website redesign reinstalls the badge row by default. How to decide it at design stage and what to build in its place.

An Illinois lawyer website redesign is the moment to cut the suburb pages. How to decide which location pages survive and where to redirect the rest.

A Connecticut lawyer website redesign loses rankings when URLs move without redirects. How to build the redirect map before anything is rebuilt.

Rhode Island Rule 7.5 requires jurisdictional limitations to be shown for lawyers not licensed there. An audit for the page firms never update.