Your Website, Reviewed
Your firm has a great story. Your website isn't telling it.
Cyril, Mark — we went through wrabeclaw.com top to bottom: every page, how it looks on a phone, how Google sees it, and how a potential client experiences it in the thirty seconds after a car accident when they're deciding who to call. Here's what we found, what to fix right away, and a working preview of what the site could be.
What you've already got going for you
The raw material is genuinely strong — most firms would kill for these:
Real proof, not slogans
60+ jury trials. Millions recovered. A decade inside an insurance company. These are the exact things injured people (and insurers) care about — they just need to be the first thing visitors see, not buried in bio pages.
A memorable founder story
A jet pilot who became a trial lawyer, raised in the community he serves — that's the kind of story clients remember and repeat. It deserves the spotlight.
Clients who vouch for you
“His mind is a steel trap.” Your reviews are excellent. We kept every word of them in the new concept.
What's costing you calls today
The current site was right for its time, but a few things are actively working against you:
Your phone number is hard to find
It doesn't appear until the bottom of the page. Most people looking for an injury lawyer are on their phone and ready to call — the number should be one tap away at all times. In the concept it's in the header, the first screen, and a call bar on mobile.
A “$1 Legal Consultation” is live on your booking page
Almost certainly leftover test data — but it's publicly bookable right now, and it reads oddly next to “free consultation.” Two minutes to delete, worth doing today.
Mark's name is spelled two ways
The menu and web address say “Myer”; the page says “Meyer.” Small thing, big signal — clients hire you for attention to detail.
Google is seeing a messy backstage
Leftover draft pages (“copy-of-home,” “about-3,” “contact-3”) are publicly listed and compete with your real pages in search. The site is also very heavy and slow to load, and its pages have no descriptions for search results — all of which pushes you down when someone searches “Independence car accident lawyer.”
The path we'd suggest
- This week, on the current site: remove the $1 booking, unpublish the leftover draft pages, and fix the “Myer” spelling. No redesign needed for these.
- Review the redesign concept below — it's built entirely from your real content, tuned so the phone number and your proof lead everything.
- Gather real photography — the two of you, the office, Independence. No stock photos of strangers.
- Move to modern hosting. The rebuilt site would load ~50× faster and cost roughly $0–12/year instead of $200–400/year for Wix. Online booking stays (a cleaner tool), and the contact form comes with it.
See the redesign concept
Fair warning: this is a quick first pass — a sketch of the direction using your real content. The final site will be more robust (practice-area pages, your photography, online booking) and every part of it can be customized any way you want.