Murray Law Firm

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TL;DR

A New Orleans firm known for high-stakes mass tort litigation, on a site that did not look the part. Contracted hourly to redesign it.

2025

Project Type

Freelance design client.

Role

Lead designer, reporting to the owner and equity partner.

Murray Law Firm Banner

Brand First

I opened with brand, as I usually do for sites that have not been redesigned in 15 years. Three logo directions: pillars in the shape of an M, a more legible M with a pillar, and an interconnected M.

Client rejected the premise for a lettermark that highlighted the M, no iconography, to keep it simple and more in-line with their previous version.

Three logo directions and five palettes, all declined

Site Design

Digital wireframes first, then a build that mixes Squarespace elements with custom-coded ones.

Mid-fidelity wireframes for the modernized pages
The same pages at high fidelity
The redesigned Murray Law Firm site

What I Learned

Looking retrospectively, this project made me realize, over a year later, that Squarespace is a good medium for novices, but not for a designer with a foundation in producing high quality, pixel-perfect work. If given the chance, I would love to redesign Murray’s site someday entirely with custom code to enhance the visual possibilities.

This being said, they are thrilled with their website, and I hope they continue to love it for years.

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