Law firm website design

Our law firm website design turns a person with a legal problem into a consultation. Every site we build for a firm has a page for each practice area, a profile for each attorney, a consultation request on every page, and copy written with the bar's advertising rules in mind. It is designed to look as established as your practice and built to rank on Google and in AI answers. You see your new website first, free, within 48 hours, whether it is your firm's first website or a redesign: keep your current content, send new photos and text, or start fresh.

$299€299 to build, charged only when you approve the design, then $99€99 a month on Basic with hosting, maintenance, security, 30 minutes of edits and 5 new pages a month; on a yearly plan the build is free. Consultation requests, online payments and bookings are included. To bring in more clients, our Growth plan, at $189€189 a month, adds higher rankings on Google Maps and more calls from the Google profiles of the firm and each attorney (local SEO), and AI SEO (GEO) so the assistants clients now ask recommend you. Start with your free website design.

Every part serves one moment: a client deciding whether to call. Practice area pages answer the problem they searched for. Attorney profiles show who will handle it. A consultation request on every page turns that decision into contact. Reviews and results give proof, within your state bar's rules, and details that match your Google listings keep the firm easy to reach from Maps.

On accessibility, the Department of Justice is direct: "An inaccessible website can exclude people just as much as steps at an entrance to a physical location" (ADA.gov, Guidance on Web Accessibility and the ADA, read September 28, 2026). A law office serves the public, so every attorney web design we deliver is built to be usable by everyone.

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Sources: Wix Help Center, Exporting or embedding your Wix site elsewhere; Squarespace Help Center, Exporting your site.

That every claim on the site is true and not misleading, and we write to that standard from the start. The American Bar Association's Model Rule 7.1 reads: "A lawyer shall not make a false or misleading communication about the lawyer or the lawyer's services", and a communication is misleading if it "omits a fact necessary to make the statement considered as a whole not materially misleading" (ABA Model Rule 7.1). Rule 7.2 adds two lines that shape a website's copy and its reviews: "A lawyer shall not state or imply that a lawyer is certified as a specialist in a particular field of law" unless certified by an approved body, and a lawyer "shall not compensate, give or promise anything of value to a person for recommending the lawyer's services", with narrow exceptions (ABA Model Rule 7.2).

So the lawyer website design we deliver says "focuses on" rather than "specialist in", shows case results with the context the rule asks for, and asks clients for reviews without offering anything in return. States adopt their own versions of these rules, and some add requirements for testimonials and results, so we write to the ABA model and you confirm each page against your state bar's rules before it goes live.

Sources: ABA Model Rule 7.1; ABA Model Rule 7.2.

One profile for each office, and one for each attorney who meets clients there. Google counts lawyers among the professionals who may have a listing of their own: "Doctors, dentists, lawyers, financial planners, and insurance or real estate agents are all individual practitioners." It also limits them: "A practitioner shouldn't have multiple Business Profiles to cover all of their specializations" (Google Business Profile Help, Guidelines for representing your business on Google). The website and the listings then carry the same name, address and phone number, which is what Google's local ranking rewards. How they rank is the subject of our guide to law firm SEO.

Calm, confident and built around the consultation. Every legal website design we make is drawn for the firm it represents, never adapted from a template: your practice areas lead in the order clients need them, your attorneys are introduced with their credentials, and the consultation request is one tap away on every screen. Proof sits beside every request: results, reviews and memberships, within your bar's rules. You see the design for your own firm before you pay anything.