A trust-first website for a solo family-law attorney
Stephanie Brice-Roberts had 17+ years of family-law experience and a template site that showed none of it. Resite360 rebuilt her web presence from the ground up: 48 pages designed to earn trust in a hard moment and rank across Oklahoma.
A seasoned trial attorney, undersold by her own website
Brice | Roberts, PLLC is a solo family-law practice in the Oklahoma City metro serving clients across the state. Divorce, custody, support, guardianship: the cases where people call a lawyer on one of the worst weeks of their lives.
Her existing site was a dated Wix template: a handful of thin pages, no service or location content, no meta descriptions, no schema, and a copyright line frozen years in the past. Prospective clients comparing attorneys saw none of the courtroom experience that sets her apart.
Design for people in a stressful moment, then get found statewide
Trust, immediately. Someone facing a divorce or custody dispute decides in seconds whether an attorney feels credible and safe to call. Every design choice had to lower the barrier to that first contact.
Statewide reach from a solo practice. One attorney, one office, clients across Oklahoma. The site's architecture had to do the geographic work a second office would.
Mobile first, genuinely. Family-law clients overwhelmingly search on phones, often in a parking lot or a hallway. The mobile experience had to be the primary design, not a shrunken desktop site.
A 48-page site with a job for every page
We started with SEO research, not design: an audit of the existing site, a competitor scan of top-ranking Oklahoma family-law firms, and a full page map before a single pixel was placed.
A new brand direction: a calm, warm palette, serif headings and generous space. Serious without being cold.
A conversion spine: home, an attorney bio built around Stephanie's experience, a free-consultation page and a contact page, each pointing to one action: reach out.
Service pages for every practice area: divorce, custody, visitation, child support and more, each with Oklahoma-specific substance and its own FAQ.
Location pages with real local content: OKC-metro and statewide city pages with genuine local detail like the correct county courthouse, not a city name swapped into a template.
A resource hub: plain-English articles answering the questions clients type into Google at midnight, each linking to the service page that can help.
The new Brice | Roberts homepage on desktop and mobile
The choices you only notice when they're missing
On a law firm site, credibility lives in the details. Real client reviews, presented plainly. Schema markup on every page so search engines understand who Stephanie is, what she practices, and where. Clean heading structure and unique titles on all 48 pages. Zero broken internal links at launch.
Because the phone is the real front door, we designed there first: tap-to-call everywhere, forms short enough to complete one-handed, and pages that load fast on a cell connection. It's the same discipline we bring to every website redesign: keep what's earned trust, rebuild everything that's losing it.
A practice area page, built around one action: request a consultationDesigned for the phone first
From six thin pages to a statewide presence
Brice | Roberts went from a six-page template site to a 48-page architecture with a clear path from every search to a consultation request: a service page for every case type, a location page for every community served, and a resource library that answers client questions before the first call.
Most importantly, the site finally matches the attorney. A prospective client comparing Oklahoma family lawyers now meets Stephanie the way her courtroom record deserves: experienced, established and easy to reach. See how we approach web design for professional practices.
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