Pre-launch changes

The review site already works this way. Each label sits inside its field and shrinks to the top corner when you start typing, so it stays visible. The screenshot you sent was taken on the current live site (saaymanattorneys.com), which still runs the older version with labels above the fields. That changes at launch.

Yes. The booking link is your Microsoft Bookings page, and it's set in Sanity under Site settings → Virtual call booking URL. It opens in a new tab from two places: the "Book a Virtual Call" bar at the bottom of every page on mobile, and the screen visitors see after they submit the form. Because it's a link to Microsoft's own page, it doesn't depend on our domain and will keep working after launch.

We recommend keeping it as a link rather than an iframe. Microsoft Bookings usually stops its pages from being shown inside other websites, and its booking page is much easier to use full-screen on a phone.

Tested on the review site: tapping "Book a Virtual Call" on a phone opens David's booking page in a new tab. Microsoft first asks visitors to sign in or continue as a guest. After "Continue as guest", the 30-minute consultation calendar shows real available times. (We stopped there and didn't book anything.)

It's integrated. Every successful enquiry sends two emails: one to your inbox with the full enquiry, and a confirmation to the visitor. Both are set up on the review site now.

Until now the visitor's email was fixed text in the code, and everyone got the same message:

Thank you for contacting Saayman Attorneys.

We have received your enquiry and will be in touch within 24 hours via email.

Kind regards,
Saayman Attorneys

Now you can edit it in Sanity, and it can be personal. Open Contact in Sanity and fill in the new Confirmation email section (Subject and Message). Wherever you type one of these placeholders, the visitor's own details are filled in:

• {name}: the name they entered
• {discipline}: the service they chose, for example Commercial Law
• {jurisdiction}: South Africa, New York, or South Africa and New York

If you leave both fields empty, the current message above is sent.

Hi {name},

Thank you for your enquiry about {discipline} ({jurisdiction}). We have received it and will be in touch within 24 hours via email.

Kind regards,
Saayman Attorneys

Tested on 9 November. We submitted the real form on the review site as "Martin Test", choosing South Africa and Commercial Law. The confirmation below arrived with every placeholder filled in. Replies go to david@saaymanattorneys.com, and the full enquiry was sent to the firm's inbox marked "TEST ONLY".

You can run the same test yourself: submit the form on the review site with your own email address. The firm's inbox will receive a copy too.

This is already built. The sitemap is regenerated every time you publish in Sanity, and it includes the main pages, every discipline page, every published article and the approved legal pages. Any page set to "noindex" in Sanity is left out.

On the review site the sitemap is empty on purpose, and search engines are told not to crawl it, so Google doesn't index a duplicate of your site. Once the site is live, submit this address in Google Search Console: https://saaymanattorneys.com/sitemap.xml

Proof: below is the sitemap our production build generates today from your published Sanity content: 25 pages, including every discipline and article. It's served at the address above once the site launches.

GTM-TTXCWJN9 is now on every page. When someone submits the consultation form and our server confirms it was received, the site sends this event to Tag Manager:

• Event name: consultation_form_submit
• Extra details: jurisdiction (sa, ny or cross-border) and discipline (for example commercial-law)

No names, emails or messages are sent to Google. We tested this on review: a form submission sent the event to Tag Manager with jurisdiction: sa and discipline: commercial-law. The screenshot below shows the confirmation screen after submitting, with what the browser recorded: your container loading, and the event it received. For this screenshot we faked the server's reply in the browser, so no extra test email was sent. To count it in GA4, add a Custom Event trigger in Tag Manager for consultation_form_submit and connect it to a GA4 event tag, then mark that event as a key event in GA4. Tag Manager is also on the review site, so you can test it there with GTM's Preview mode before launch.

Both images we received are 100 × 100 pixels. That's too small for a sharp icon on phones and in Google results, which use up to 512 pixels. Please send the circular version as an SVG, or as a PNG of at least 512 × 512 pixels. We'll set up the circular icon as soon as we have it.

The FAQ section is now #E6FFA8 with near-black text. The gold question numbers and gold arrow would be hard to read on light green, so those are dark now too. This FAQ design is also used when you add reusable FAQs to other pages in Sanity, so those will match.

This section is now exactly #382C46 on every discipline page. It was already a very close shade, so the two screenshots look almost the same. The difference you'll notice on the page comes from #7: the FAQ above it is now light green instead of purple, so this section stands out on its own.

Every light grey section is now #E6FFA8: one on Cross-Border, one on About, and two on How We Work. The white cards inside them stay white, which keeps them easy to read. (In the Cross-Border after shot, the menu bar over the heading is just the sticky header caught by the screenshot.)

Each card on the South Africa and New York pages now has "Read more →" directly under its description, and "Enquire Now" stays at the bottom.

Managing it in Sanity: every discipline has a new field, Card "Read more" link. Leave it empty and the link goes to that discipline's own page, which is right in most cases. Enter a path such as /insights/ or a full https address to send it somewhere else.

How it's controlled today:

• Whole site: Sanity → Site settings → Cross-border sticky widget → "Show by default". This is where you also edit its heading, text and link.
• Per page: Sanity → Page SEO & Sections → create an entry for the page's address (for example /about/) and set "Show cross-border widget" on or off. That overrides the site-wide setting for that page only.

What we changed: the widget never appears on the consultation form page, whatever the settings say. On mobile it was covering the form fields, as the before screenshot shows.

It currently shows on desktop as well as mobile. If you'd like it on mobile only, that's a quick change. See question 2 below.

The default intro now reads "A structured approach to every matter, from first consultation to final resolution." It was already editable per discipline in Sanity, under Section headings and descriptions → Process introduction. If that field is filled in, your text replaces the default.

One more em dash: step 04, "Execution", reads "We implement the agreed strategy — whether litigation, negotiation, drafting, or regulatory engagement." That text is content in Sanity on all 14 disciplines, under Process. You can edit it there, or we can update all 14 for you. See question 3.