Client Portal · Website Design

Website Details

This tab walks through the new website the way a visitor will experience it: the design preview, the two style options, every launch page section by section, and the features built into every page. Photos marked as placeholders will be replaced with real or licensed images before launch.

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1. Preview the Designs

Use the page menu in the preview to move between pages, switch between the two styles, and check each page on a phone.

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2. The Two Style Directions

	Style 1: Modern Blend	Style 2: Field Report
Feel	Clean and modern, with rounded cards and generous white space	Structured and editorial, like a professional industry report
Typography	Bold, oversized modern headlines	Strong headlines paired with a classic serif for reading
Homepage opening	Full-width video with a fee card: “25% contingency. No collection, no fee.”	An aging-receivables ledger showing how much is recoverable now
Best for	A confident, approachable first impression	Signaling precision and financial expertise

Both styles use the same brand colors, pages and content. Choosing one changes fonts, shapes and a few layouts; nothing else needs to be redone.

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3. The Homepage, Section by Section

Section	What it does
1. Opening message	“Recover what the oilfield owes you.” Who you serve, a Place an Account button, and your fee up front.
2. Credentials	BBB rating, licensing, bonding and association logos, right under the opening.
3. About	30+ years, your mission, and how you work, with a short video.
4. Proof numbers	Recovery rate, clients served, two offices, BBB rating (pending your confirmation).
5. Published fees	25% on commercial accounts, 40% on suit accounts, special rates by call. “Our fees are public. Most agencies make you ask.”
6. Industries	Six oilfield industries, each linking to its own page.
7. Services	“Six ways we get it back,” each linking to its own page.
8. How it works	Four steps: “Four steps, and you see every one.”
9. Red flags	“Heard any of these from an operator?” The warning signs that an invoice won’t get paid.
10. Testimonials	Named client reviews (with permission).
11. Locations	Frisco and Lafayette offices, and the Houston market.
12. FAQs	The four questions prospects ask first.
13. Resources	Latest articles and a Collections Alert sign-up.
14. Place an Account	The qualifying form. “Tell us what you’re owed.”

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4. The Other Launch Pages

Page	Key sections
Services	“Every account gets a strategy first” (free asset investigation, statute of limitations check, one point of contact), all eight services, the process, fees, testimonials, FAQs, form.
Mineral Liens	A Texas vs. Louisiana comparison, four steps to file and enforce, which trades can file, related reading, FAQs, and a “Check my deadline” form.
Oil & Gas	Upstream, midstream and downstream; the oilfield businesses you serve; red flags; a lien callout; testimonials; FAQs. Keeps its current address and ranking.
Fees	Three rate cards with what’s included, and an “$80,000 past-due invoice, three ways” comparison: write it off, chase it in-house, or place it with Melton Norcross.
About	Founder’s statement, vision and mission, values (people first, no one-size-fits-all, decisive), licensing, team, both offices.
Dallas–Fort Worth	Frisco office details and map, why North Texas, services available, local FAQs.
Lafayette	Office details and map, Louisiana lien rights, Acadiana industries (offshore supply, fabrication, marine), local FAQs.
Houston	The Energy Corridor, Ship Channel and Gulf markets, served from Frisco. “Close enough to act, without a local office.”
Place an Account	The full form with a three-step side panel (we review, we call you, you decide), both offices with maps, and a one-business-day callback.

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5. Built Into Every Page

Feature	Detail
Header	Phone and hours always visible, a sticky menu, and a Place an Account button.
Menu	Services (8), Industries (6) and Locations (3) in drop-downs, plus Fees, Results, Resources and About.
Qualifying form	Nine short questions (company, industry, balance owed, number of accounts, age of the oldest invoice, and whether the debtor is a business). Consumer debt is politely declined; larger balances reach your team first. Works on every device and browser.
Footer	Both offices, contact details, services, industries and locations, legal links, and “No collection, no fee.”
Search and accessibility	Search-friendly titles and business markup, one clear heading per page, readable contrast, visible focus outlines for keyboard users, and an Accessibility page.

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6. Templates for the Repeatable Pages

Template	Model page	Used for
Service	Mineral Liens	Commercial Debt Collection, Skip Tracing, Asset Investigation, Judgment Recovery, Demand Letters, Litigation & Legal Forwarding, International Collections
Industry	Oil & Gas	Oilfield Services, Drilling Contractors, Equipment Rental, Trucking & Hauling, Pipeline & Midstream
City	Houston	Additional markets in the second wave, each rewritten for its own local industries and conditions
Landing page	Place an Account	Campaign pages for mailers, ads and social, including the Dallas landing page

Every city page is written for its own market, never copied and renamed, because Google discounts near-duplicate pages.

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