Rebuilt a site that had no source code.
An attorney site rebuilt from the compiled files of an old site-builder deploy, now with a simple blog, a working contact form and its own hosting.
LiveJulien Polk, Attorney at LawJulien Polk, Attorney at Law, Charlotte, NC
The job.
The original site existed only as a compiled bundle tied to a hosted blog service. It was rebuilt as code the firm controls, with posts as simple files and a contact form that works.
What we built.
Practice pages
Four core practice areas, each explained in plain language.
A blog that's just files
46 posts. Publishing means adding one file, and every post shows a reading progress bar.
Working contact form
Messages go through the firm's own server to the firm's inbox, with a backup copy kept.
Private review intake
Clients can submit a review, and nothing appears until it's published by hand.
Search setup
Page-level search tags, attorney structured data and an automatic sitemap.
What's wired.
- Blog post files > Firm website
- Firm website > Contact form
- Contact form > Firm inbox
- Contact form > Backup copy
Tell us what isn't connected.
Send the mess as it is. You'll get a reply from a person within 24 hours.
- 1.You send the planA few lines is plenty. A wired board is even better.
- 2.We talk for 30 minutesAbout the business, before anyone talks about the stack.
- 3.You get a written scopeWhat we would build, in what order, and what it takes.