1. Start with the site’s actual job
A law firm website must do more than display information. It must make service pages, contact paths and other intake endpoints available when a prospective client reaches them. Hosting cannot determine whether someone needs legal help or whether a visitor will contact the firm, but it can affect the technical conditions under which that decision occurs. A hosting review should therefore identify the pages and forms that matter, the dependencies they use and the consequences of an interruption. For a firm serving Sunny Isles Beach, assess the site as a service asset for that municipality and its wider Miami-Dade County practice area, without confusing local population data with measured demand.
Recommended approach
List the pages, forms, phone links and other contact routes that must remain available. Ask Bosseo to review how those endpoints are hosted, monitored and tested before considering a move.
