The site looks abandoned
The copyright year is stale, a vendor credit still sits in the footer, and the news page is frozen on a matter that settled long ago. The firm can be careful and current. The site says otherwise.
Websites
Hedronite designs, builds, and hosts the public website for a law firm: practice areas in plain language, attorney biographies, and a consultation path that works on a phone.
The price is one of five bands: <$5k, $5k–$10k, $10k–$20k, $20k–$30k, or $30k+.
Every tier includes a monthly retainer of 5–10% of the build fee.
The usual problems
These are public patterns, the same ones the law-firm sample is built to show. They are not stories about a named firm.
The copyright year is stale, a vendor credit still sits in the footer, and the news page is frozen on a matter that settled long ago. The firm can be careful and current. The site says otherwise.
A person looking for counsel needs to see which matters the firm takes, in words a client would use. A keyword list, or a page that assumes the reader already knows the firm, does not do that.
The call happens from a phone, often one-handed. A tiny link, a form that goes nowhere, or an open mail relay means the site is not finished. Contact forms on a Hedronite site are never an open mail relay.
The work
A public site for the firm, then the hosting and the care that keep the year, the links, and the consult path current.
Each practice area says what the firm does and what a first conversation covers. Attorney biographies are part of the site, not a PDF buried three clicks down.
One clear way to request a consultation, readable and tappable on a phone. The form is not an open mail relay, and it is not linked from a leftover admin path.
HTTPS with current certificates, no leftover theme credit or vendor sample copy, secrets kept out of the repo and the shipped pages, and staging left unindexed. Security headers are ones we actually set.
Moving the firm's email can be part of the engagement. When the firm sends mail from its own domain, the work can include SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, set and verified. That is a scoped piece of the engagement, not a side door into the mail server.
Client sites are static (Astro or Eleventy), Topcoat, or Loco (Rust) when the project needs a dynamic server, such as appointment booking or secure file intake.
The engagement
Sample · not a client site
The law-firm sample is labeled in the $10k–$20k band. That label is a market comp, not a quote. The sample is not a client site.
Pricing
A one-time build fee and a 5–10% monthly retainer for sustained upkeep.
Every tier includes a monthly retainer of 5–10% of the build fee.
Questions
Hedronite LLC does. Evan Eugene Pincham, the founder and Systems Architect, is who you work with on the engagement. The work is a public site for the firm, then hosting and care. Start at [email protected].
The price is one of five bands: <$5k, $5k–$10k, $10k–$20k, $20k–$30k, or $30k+. Every tier includes a monthly retainer of 5–10% of the build fee. The law-firm sample on this site is labeled in the $10k–$20k band. That label is a market comp, not a quote. Every engagement is scoped on a consult.
No. Client sites are static (Astro or Eleventy), Topcoat, or Loco (Rust) when the project needs a dynamic server, such as appointment booking or secure file intake. That includes not handing over a stock WordPress theme with a vendor credit left in the footer.
Yes, when the consult includes it. If the firm sends mail from its own domain, the engagement can set SPF, DKIM, and DMARC and verify them. The contact form is not an open mail relay.
No. The page at /samples/law/ is a sample, labeled as not a client site. It shows practice areas, a phone-friendly consult path, and a site that reads current.
Start here
Law firms, medical practices, ecommerce, DevOps and site reliability, and AI integration. Each page says what Hedronite does and what it costs.
Hedronite designs, builds, and hosts the public website for a medical or clinic practice: hours, location, insurance, and a way to book a visit, with protected health information kept off the public pages.
Read the answer WebsitesHedronite designs, builds, and hosts ecommerce sites for small shops: a catalog, and a cart with payment and shipping when the shop needs the site itself to take the order.
Read the answer OperationsHedronite sets up CI/CD, Terraform, Kubernetes, and monitoring for a small team that does not have a platform group, and stays on for the operations after the first pipeline is real.
Read the answer AIHedronite adds AI to a product or an operation you already run: model features with guardrails and evaluation, a helpdesk where a technician closes every loop, or an operations layer on infrastructure you already have.
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Send the current site, if you have one, and what the new one has to do. We will reply with what belongs in the engagement and which band it sits in.
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