Practice area pages written for clients
Each area, from divorce to spouse visas to lasting powers of attorney, gets its own page in plain English, aimed at the searches clients actually make.
Web design for law firms
Law firm websites that explain, reassure and convert
Prospective clients want to know three things: can you help with my problem, what will it cost, and what happens next. We build law firm websites around practice area pages that answer those questions plainly, with required price information laid out clearly rather than hidden in a PDF.
A fixed quote for every project, from a single landing page to a full rebuild
What we do for law firms
Price transparency done well
Where the SRA requires published pricing, we present it as a readable page that builds confidence, alongside your SRA digital badge, rather than a table nobody can follow.
Fee earner profiles
Real people, their experience and their specialisms, which matter when someone is deciding who to trust with something personal.
Why law firms need a different approach
A new matter can often be worth £1,500 to £15,000 or more in fees depending on the area of law, with complex family or private client work worth considerably more.
Expensive, competitive clicks
Legal searches are among the most expensive on Google, particularly in personal injury and family law. Poorly structured accounts spend heavily on enquiries the firm cannot take.
Many enquiries are not instructions
Callers want free advice, need help in an area you do not cover or are not eligible for the service. Fee earners lose hours screening calls that should have been filtered much earlier.
Clients arrive anxious and comparing
Someone facing a divorce or a deportation wants clarity on cost and next steps. Websites written for other lawyers lose them to firms that explain the process in plain English.
What your customers search for
- “family solicitor near me”
- “conveyancing quote london”
- “immigration lawyer london”
- “no win no fee solicitors”
- “how much does a divorce cost uk”
- “probate solicitor near me”
Advertising rules we work within
The SRA Transparency Rules require firms offering certain services, including residential conveyancing, uncontested probate and some immigration and employment work, to publish price and service information on their website. The SRA Code of Conduct also prohibits unsolicited approaches to members of the public, and referral fees are banned in personal injury cases. We build websites and campaigns that respect these rules, and your compliance officer keeps the final say.
Questions
Can the AI give legal advice?
No. It handles the first response, basic fact-gathering and booking. Any question about a client's own situation is passed to a qualified person at your firm.
Do we have to publish prices on our website?
It depends on the services you offer. The SRA Transparency Rules cover certain services, including residential conveyancing, uncontested probate and some immigration and employment matters. We can present your pricing clearly; whether you are in scope is a question for your compliance officer.
How long does a new website take?
A single landing page can be live within a week, and a typical business site takes two to four weeks. Larger projects are planned in stages, with dates agreed up front.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on the size of the job: a single landing page is a very different project from a large site with dozens of pages. After a free call we give you a fixed quote, so you know the full cost before we start.
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