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Indie Ridge partners with Passle to deliver enhanced web offerings

06 December 2022
Categories: Legal News , Technology , Marketing , Legal services
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Digital agency Indie Ridge has announced its partnership with content marketing platform Passle, to provide the opportunity for small to medium-sized law firms to revamp and upgrade their web presence.

Passle, a platform used by global firms including Reed Smith and Linklaters, provides a suite of tools to write, publish and share insights to the market. Indie Ridge specialises in developing high-performance websites using JamStack web architecture. With a recent survey of the top 100 law firms’ websites reporting that 66% had poor loading speed, updating their online presence remains high on the agenda for many firms—a 2022 Bellwether report found that 36% of law firms say they plan to increase their investments in tech in the near future.

Mike Chapman, Indie Ridge’s co-founder, said: ‘Through this unique partnership we will bring Passle-powered websites to small to medium-sized businesses. The content focused websites are design-rich and super-fast to navigate, giving a highly credible online presence.’

James Barclay, CEO, Passle Inc, added: ‘We are delighted to welcome Indie Ridge to our partner programme. Their expertise in JamStack brings another technology approach to the Passle community providing flexibility, speed of implementation and speed of execution in website projects.’

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