GOMEZ EDWARDS LAW GROUP, LLP
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A private web proposal · Santa Clara, California

When life shifts,
balance is counsel.

A new digital flagship for Gomez Edwards Law Group, LLP — family law, mediation, and estate planning, built around the team Santa Clara families already trust.

  • Family law & custody
  • Mediation
  • Estate planning
  • (408) 413-1200
  • 2391 The Alameda, Suite 200
Start with the audit Scroll or press
Prepared by Amy Alfaro · Brandcore.io 30 October 2026
Brushed brass and charcoal metal surfaces
The firm's actual mark, set in brass and enamel.
02 / The audit · live site, 30 October 2026

A trusted firm. A front door still dressed for 2020.

Six things a prospective client meets before they meet you. Every line below was observed on the live site today — exact counts, exact destinations, no guesses.

gomezedwardslawgroup.com Live
Live homepage of Gomez Edwards Law Group, LLP at 1440 pixels, captured 30 October 2026 01Crisis-era nav 02Nine main links 03Headline is an H2
Live homepage · 1440 px · 30 Oct 2026. Nothing here is a mock-up of the current site.
What a client feels

Not a code defect — a dozen small hesitations before they trust you with a family.

  1. High

    The homepage has no H1.

    Eight H2 headings carry the page; no H1 gives search engines or screen readers one statement of the firm.

    SOURCE · HOMEPAGE HTML · h1 = 0 · h2 = 8
  2. High

    A COVID-19 utility link is still live.

    All six pages reviewed still carry a COVID-19 link in the utility bar, and the contact page still shows a “COVID UPDATE” notice.

    SOURCE · UTILITY NAV × 6 PAGES; /CONTACT-US/ · 30 OCT 2026
  3. High

    The hours disagree with themselves.

    “Monday–Friday: 9am – 4pm” in the contact card. “9am to 5pm Mon-Fri” in the same page’s footer.

    SOURCE · HOMEPAGE · HOURS CARD + FOOTER
  4. High

    The intake form warns people away.

    The form says it “sends information by non-encrypted email which is not secure” — a risk before a family can ask for help.

    SOURCE · CONTACT FORM COPY · HOME + CONTACT
  5. Medium

    Routes that go nowhere useful.

    Two buttons carry an empty href (“Read more testimonials” on the homepage, “Schedule a Consultation” on Our Team), and main-nav “Estate Planning” opens /our-process/ rather than a page named for estate planning.

    SOURCE · HOME + /OUR-TEAM/ · href="" × 2 · MAIN NAV TARGET
  6. Medium

    Phones cannot pinch-zoom.

    The viewport sets maximum-scale=1.0 and user-scalable=0 — an avoidable barrier for older clients on phones.

    SOURCE · META VIEWPORT
03 / The gap · a family's search

It is 11:47 PM. Nobody wants to audit your navigation.

A parent looking for custody counsel is not comparison-shopping a brand. They are looking for the one next step that feels safe. Today that step is below the fold, behind an outside scheduler, and under a warning about unencrypted email.

Today · observed6 steps
  1. Search result. Land on a homepage dominated by a full-screen photo.
  2. Utility bar. Meet “Pay Your Bill,” “Resources,” and a live COVID-19 link.
  3. Main navigation. Choose among nine primary links, three of them practice areas.
  4. Practice path. Work out why “Estate Planning” opens “Our Process.”
  5. Conversion. Scroll below the hero to a booking link; a second sits near the form.
  6. Hand-off. Leave the site for a separate Clio scheduler.
Proposed · 3 stepsOne clear door
  1. Search result. Land on a page that names the exact situation.
  2. The answer. Meet the partner, the plain-language path, and the address in one view.
  3. The next step. Call (408) 413-1200 or open the existing scheduler.

Same firm. Same people. One less thing to work out.

Illustrative 11:47 PM moment. The six-step path was observed on the live site on 30 Oct 2026; no analytics or lost-revenue figures are claimed.

The people the site should introduce first

Natalie Gomez, Lauren Edwards, and Caiti Arnold are already on the site. The flagship should introduce them first.

Natalie Gomez, Partner
Natalie GomezPartner · family law & mediation
Lauren Edwards, Partner
Lauren EdwardsPartner · estate planning
Caiti Arnold, Office Coordinator
Caiti ArnoldOffice Coordinator
04 / The flagship · illustrative concept

A front door that feels like the room you already meet people in.

Warm, plain-spoken, and specific about the three things families arrive with: a relationship ending, a conflict to mediate, or a legacy to protect.

  1. 01
    Three practice doors

    Divorce & custody, mediation, estate planning — each with a plain-language next step.

  2. 02
    One real next step

    Tap-to-call and the existing Clio path, above the fold instead of under the hero.

  3. 03
    The Alameda details

    Suite 200, parking off Camino Drive, and the phone / video options already advertised.

Interactive concept. Dates and states are illustrative; nothing is sent or booked.

gomezedwardslawgroup.com Concept
Gomez Edwards Law Group, LLP
Santa Clara · Family law & estates

When life changes,
move forward with clarity.

A collaborative legal team for your family, your future, and the decisions that matter.

Phone & video
Natalie Gomez and Lauren Edwards, founding partners
Natalie Gomez & Lauren EdwardsFounding partners
I'm here about:
01 / Family lawDivorce, custody & support
02 / MediationA constructive path forward
03 / Estate planningWills & living trusts
Readable concept detail Illustrative · not the live site
Call the office: (408) 413-1200 Nothing is sent or booked.
05 / The system · what Brandcore builds

Not a redesign. A working front door for the whole practice.

Six connected pieces, scoped to the way Gomez Edwards actually meets clients — from the first search to the first consultation.

01

Flagship website

A bespoke, editorial site built around the firm's actual team, logo, and voice. Fast, responsive, and calm under pressure.

Custom design · no template
02

Practice architecture

Divorce and custody, mediation, pre/post-marital agreements, estate planning and trusts — each with its own plain-language path.

Referrals land on the right page
03

Consultation routing

Tap-to-call and the firm's existing Clio booking path, surfaced at the moment of decision instead of several screens down.

One obvious next step
04

Local visibility

The Alameda office, Santa Clara, and the California counties the firm already lists as served — structured for local search and maps.

Found before the call
05

Content library

A practical guide layer drawn from the firm's existing blog and the questions that precede a consultation.

Answers before the intake
06

Growth partner

A maintained site with monthly updates, content, and a plain readout of what changed. No rankings or results promised.

A partner, not a launch

All six are proposed scope for this engagement. Nothing on this slide is a claim about current performance.

06 / The proof · a Brandcore case study

We have done this before. Here is the work.

United Facilities Group came to Brandcore with a dated site and a clear service story buried inside it. The rebuild made “the people who keep your building running” the first thing a visitor understands.

Client
United Facilities Group
Site
ufgworks.com
Work
Website design & rebuild

No performance metric, traffic figure, or ranking claim is made here. The comparison is the work itself.

United Facilities Group website before the Brandcore rebuild United Facilities Group website after the Brandcore rebuild Before After
Drag, or use the left and right arrow keys. United Facilities Group · before and after the Brandcore rebuild.
07 / The roadmap · 3 / 7 / 60

Three days to align. Seven to build. Sixty to grow.

A proposed sequence with named owners and a real launch gate. Nothing starts until scope, access, and content approval are confirmed.

01Days 1–3

Strategy & structure

Align the site to the practice before a pixel is drawn.

Brandcore
Kickoff, sitemap, practice-page architecture, content plan.
Gomez Edwards
Confirm practice priorities, partner bios, logo and photo originals, existing booking URL.
Gate · sitemap and scope signed off
02Days 4–10

Build & launch

Design, build, test, and move the front door.

Brandcore
Design, build, responsive QA, redirects, launch plan.
Gomez Edwards
Approve final copy, supply intake details, coordinate with the current provider.
Gate · launch target day 10, subject to approvals
03Days 11–70

Grow & maintain

Turn the new site into a visible, living asset.

Brandcore
Local search foundation, content, monthly readout, maintenance.
Gomez Edwards
Review requests, intake updates, seasonal priorities.
Gate · 30-day and 60-day reviews
Launch target day 10 Growth window 60 days Scope call 20 minutes
08 / The engagement · three ways to deploy

Start with the front door. Grow when it is ready.

Three scopes, one recommended starting point. Fees are quoted after a 20-minute scope call — no package prices are invented here.

Essential

The Flagship

A complete replacement for the current site, built around the real practice.

  • Bespoke home, team, and practice pathways
  • Contact, directions, and disclaimer structure
  • Responsive build and domain migration
  • Launch QA and redirect plan
Best for replacing the current front door.
Recommended

Flagship + Local

The full flagship, plus the local visibility a Santa Clara practice depends on.

  • Everything in The Flagship
  • Google Business Profile setup / cleanup
  • Local search foundation and map details
  • 90-day content plan and monthly readout
Best for becoming findable when a family searches.
Ongoing

Growth Partner

A maintained practice, not a launch-and-leave website.

  • Everything in Flagship + Local
  • Monthly design and content updates
  • Quarterly strategy and priority support
  • Plain monthly readout of what changed
Best for a firm that wants the site to keep pace.

No dollar figures, rankings, or results are promised. A fixed-fee proposal follows the scope call; no retainer is assumed until scope is agreed.

09 / Let's talk

The work inside the firm is already exceptional. Let's make the front door say so.

Natalie and Lauren, this proposal brings your collaborative approach, practice areas, and Santa Clara office into one clear experience. I would review it with you and choose the changes that best support your team.

Amy Alfaro, Lead Sales & Strategy at Brandcore
Prepared by Amy Alfaro Lead Sales & Strategy · Brandcore.io San Francisco Bay Area Sales Solutions
amy@brandcore.io Direct · (669) 310-0200 Office · (669) 281-0188

Prepared privately for Natalie Gomez and Lauren Edwards. No inquiry, booking, or message is sent from this page. Firm photography and logo are the firm's own public-site originals; the Brandcore portrait is the approved original. No generated people or premises are used.