Website review
Law firm 1
Prepared by Sample Agency. 5 issues found that are likely to be costing enquiries.
This is a sample, so the business name, website and proof links are hidden. A real pack shows all of them.
- Business
- Law firm 1
- Type
- Law firm
- Area
- Denver, Colorado
- Checked on
- 2026-10-04
What we found
No secure connection High impact
- What we found
- The site has no secure connection, so browsers label it 'Not secure' next to the address.
- Why it matters
- Browsers label the site 'Not secure', which puts people off sending an enquiry.
- What fixing it involves
- Install a security certificate, usually free through the hosting company.
Not set up for phone screens High impact
- What we found
- The site is not set up for phone screens, so mobile visitors get a shrunken desktop page they have to pinch and zoom.
- Why it matters
- On a phone the page shows as a shrunken desktop page that has to be pinched and zoomed.
- What fixing it involves
- Add the mobile viewport setting and make the layout adapt to narrow screens.
No enquiry form High impact
- What we found
- There is no enquiry or booking form anywhere on the site, so a visitor can only phone or email.
- Why it matters
- A visitor who is not ready to phone has no easy way to get in touch, so the enquiry is lost.
- What fixing it involves
- Add a short contact form that sends enquiries to the business's inbox.
Phone number cannot be tapped Medium impact
- What we found
- The phone number on the homepage is plain text, so someone on a mobile cannot tap it to call.
- Why it matters
- Someone on a mobile has to copy or memorise the number instead of tapping to call.
- What fixing it involves
- Turn the number into a tap-to-call link.
No reviews or testimonials shown Low impact
- What we found
- The site shows no reviews or testimonials, so a new visitor has nothing to confirm others trust the business.
- Why it matters
- New visitors see nothing from past customers to reassure them.
- What fixing it involves
- Show recent reviews or testimonials on the homepage.
How these were checked
Each point is something anyone can see on the public website, checked on the date above. Nothing here comes from private data, and where a link is given you can confirm the point yourself in a minute. Websites change, so a point may already have been put right.