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Job: make the right person feel “these are my people” in 10 seconds — then hand them a path

Global header — every page
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Practice AreasAttorneysRecognitionInsightsContact
(775) ###-#### Consultation CTA
1Phone number and consultation button ride along on every page — a caller should never hunt for either. Menu collapses on phones.
Hero — full screen
Full-bleed regional imagery — possibly subtle motion
Firm name · city eyebrow
Primary CTASecondary — explore
★ rating + review count years serving Reno families served flat-fee note
2One positioning headline in the firm's plain-spoken voice — not a slogan about law, a sentence about the client's life. The strip beneath answers "can I trust them?" before a single scroll: rating, longevity, volume, pricing posture.
Section 01 — The promise (why this firm feels different)
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3Three named promises (think: plain English · clear fees · your pace). This is the anti-stuffy positioning made concrete — the section her ideal clients quote back on the phone.
Section 02 — The three focus practice areas
Estate planning01
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Probate02
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Real estate03
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Single quiet line: general civil litigation also available · landlord–tenant handled on discounted-consult basis

4The three growth areas get equal, generous cards with real micro-detail (what's actually included). Litigation and landlord–tenant exist but stay deliberately quiet — present for the person searching, invisible as positioning.
Section 03 — How it works + proof numbers (dark band)
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years
families
avg rating
would refer
5Three steps kill the biggest objection — "I don't know what happens when I call a lawyer." Numbers animate on scroll. We'll use her real figures; nothing invented.
Section 04 — Team preview
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Meet the whole team →
6Real faces early — for this firm, the people are the product. Professional portrait session will be worth scheduling; consistent photography makes or breaks this row.
Section 05 — Client stories (rotating)
★★★★★initials · city · matter type
←→· · ●
7One large quote at a time — set big, like an editorial pull-quote. Specific stories ("solved by Tuesday") outperform generic praise; we'll pull the best lines from her actual reviews with permission.
Section 06 — Recognition strip (scrolling marquee)
◈ award◈ award◈ rating◈ readers' poll◈ standing→ see all
8Her awards and five-star review count in constant gentle motion — visible on the homepage, expanded on its own Recognition page. Placement here, detail there.
Section 07 — Guides preview (from the blog)
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category · read time
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category · read time
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category · read time
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9Three most useful guides — this section quietly signals "they explain things" and feeds the search strategy.
Section 08 — Closing invitation (dark band)
Consultation CTA(775) ###-####
reassurance line — no pressure, hours
10The ask is warm, not urgent: "when you're ready." Phone number displayed as large as the button — many of her best clients will always prefer to call.
Global footer — every page
brand + seal
practice areas
the firm
visit / hours / contact

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