Build a website that reflects the firm’s expertise
Give your legal clients a polished website that helps prospective clients understand the firm and request a consultation. Revamp brings design, practice-area content and enquiry flows into one workspace. Your agency can refine the details by chatting or editing visually, then share the complete experience with the firm before publication.
Start with the clients the firm serves
A visitor looking for help with a family matter needs different information from a business choosing outside counsel. Agree with the firm on its practice areas, service locations and the kinds of enquiries it wants the website to support.
Import the current website or start from an approved brief. Refine the first design in Revamp, then add the pages needed to explain the firm clearly.
Make expertise specific and readable
Create practice-area pages that explain the service, the circumstances in which someone might need it and how to take the next step. Build attorney profiles using the firm’s confirmed credentials and experience.
Use client-approved examples and testimonials where available. Do not fill missing proof with invented awards, results or claims of superiority. The firm should review public statements before publication.
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Connect the website to the enquiry process
Build a consultation request that collects the information the firm wants at that stage. Set up suitable booking, contact and follow-up workflows through conversation rather than stopping at a static page design.
Connect supported business tools using the client’s authorized access. Agree with the firm on what prospective clients should submit, who receives it and how it should be handled. Avoid asking for unnecessary confidential details in an initial contact flow.
Let the firm review the complete experience
Share a preview with the people approving the website. Review the copy, practice areas, attorney details and enquiry journey together.
The firm’s responsible reviewers should check the content against its professional requirements. Revamp supports making the changes and publishing the approved website; it does not supply automatic approval of legal advertising.
Keep the existing public website in place while the new version is prepared. Publish to the firm’s domain when the content and working flows are ready.
Keep improving the client website
Add a new practice area, update an attorney profile or revise the consultation flow in the same project. Share later changes in preview before publishing them.
Inside Revamp, review SEO issues, use Fix with AI and see visitor sources and page visits. Keep your agency’s recommendations tied to the firm’s actual objectives rather than assuming a new design guarantees more cases.
Explore the agency workspace and plans for managing client projects and ongoing work.