Rebuilt practice group architecture
A structure that matches the firm's current size and organization.
Redesign and migration
A redesign built around the firm the practice is today, not the one it was
A multi-partner firm website redesign is needed most when the firm has outgrown its site, adding practice groups, offices or partners the current site was never built to hold.
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When a site stops fitting the firm
A site built for three partners does not scale gracefully to fifteen; a "meet the team" page with a paragraph per person becomes an unreadable wall of text long before then. A redesign at this stage is not a cosmetic refresh, it is rebuilding the architecture itself: practice group pages, a scalable partner directory, and office pages for however many locations the firm now has.
02
Reorganizing without losing what already works
A redesign reviews what the current site does well, whether that is search rankings on certain pages or content clients already reference, and carries that forward through the same redirect process used in any migration, rather than starting from a blank page and losing ground that took years to build.
03
Built to keep pace with the next stage of growth
The new architecture is built to add a practice group or a partner as a revision rather than requiring the next redesign, so the firm is not back in the same position again in another few years.
The deliverable
What you get
01 02 A scalable partner directory
Built to keep working as the partner count keeps growing.
03 Redirects from the old site
Existing search value carried forward, not lost in the rebuild.
04 Office pages for every current location
Matching however many offices the firm has grown to today.
05 A structure built to keep scaling
Adding the next partner or practice group becomes a revision, not a redesign.
Questions about multi-partner firm website redesign
01How do we know if we need a redesign versus a smaller update?
If the firm has added practice groups, partners or offices that the current site was not built to hold, a redesign of the architecture is usually the right move; if the content is simply out of date, that is closer to a normal revision.
02Will a redesign lose the search rankings our current site has?
The redesign carries forward existing search value through the same redirect mapping used in a migration, specifically to avoid losing rankings the firm has already earned.
03Can the redesign accommodate practice groups we plan to add later?
Yes. The architecture is built to add a new practice group or partner as a standard revision afterward, so future growth does not require another full redesign.
04Does a redesign cost more than a first-time build?
No, pricing is the same three-plan structure regardless of whether the site is a first build or a redesign of an existing one.
See it built for your firm
A live walk-through of the site you would get, in about 30 minutes. Plans from $137 a month, the $797 build fee invoiced only after launch, domain and hosting included.
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