Trendi Marketing · Website design & development
A clear structure for your practice areas. A recognizable legal brand. A practical path from research to a consultation request.
Discuss your website project →A prospective client may arrive on a practice-area page, an attorney profile, or a location page before seeing your homepage. Each entry point needs to explain who you help, establish a credible reason to contact your firm, and make that contact straightforward.
Trendi Marketing plans custom law firm website design around those paths. Our work is suited to established firms that need a stronger brand presentation, an organized content library, and a website their intake and marketing teams can use together.
Organize core services and related topics around distinct client needs. A personal injury firm may need separate treatment of vehicle collisions, serious injuries, and wrongful death, with useful links between related resources.
Give attorney biographies, experience, and approved firm credentials a consistent home. Build a review process for claims, testimonials, and case descriptions before they appear on the website.
Distinguish actual offices from areas the firm serves. Plan location content around real information and visitor needs, with accurate contact details and relevant practice-area links.
Plan calls and consultation requests across desktop and mobile layouts. Identify who receives inquiries, what information the first form needs, and how the team will evaluate qualified consultations.
Trendi Marketing has been in business for nine years and has worked with Thompson Law throughout that time. Founder Kirk A. Lee brings 20 years of personal injury industry experience, including 11 years as an employee at Loncar & Associates before Trendi.
That background informs conversations about practice-area priorities, brand differentiation, and the handoff from website visitor to intake team. See the founder’s background and our broader personal injury law firm marketing services.

A useful scope identifies the page templates, content responsibilities, approval process, form requirements, and integrations. It also separates the initial website build from ongoing SEO, advertising, hosting, and maintenance so the firm understands what is included.
For an existing site, begin with a URL inventory and review of current search landing pages. Keep useful URLs when appropriate, map necessary changes, and check internal links, forms, mobile layouts, and analytics before launch. No redesign can guarantee that search positions will remain unchanged.
After launch, evaluate inquiry quality and the paths that produced consultations. Raw form counts alone do not show whether the website is attracting the cases your firm wants.
Share your current website, the services you want to grow, your locations, and the operational problems you want to solve. We can discuss content, design, development, and launch priorities around those needs.