Law Firm Website Design

Your website is a digital representation of your legal practice, and very frequently, the first impression a potential case has with your firm.

Your website is your  #1 most important marketing asset – you spend alot of money getting people to your site (with ads, or seo, etc.) but if your website doesn’t help turn that visitor into a lead you lose money.

Our websites for lawyers help build a unique reflection of your practice. It will come out beautifully designed, and engineered to perform well for consumers – but also please search engines. 

Legal Ownership of Your Website

Too many companies (especially in the law space) will build you a website and then hold it hostage. If you try to leave – they keep it! Not with us. We build you the website you want, and you own it. Period.

What Makes an Awesome Law Firm Website?

Every lawyer needs a website that is attractive in design, but built for ease of use and functionality. You want a website that uses your brand’s logo font, imagery, and portrays its vision and values.

Functionally, it’s important to consider the features that are necessary for your customers to take a desired action—such as a design that is responsive to different devices, a website that loads fast, clean & simple navigation, easy to find contact information and support resources.

Some best practices we incorporate into our law firm website services:

• List each service you provide with an informative description and engaging imagery
• List each area you serve geographically, so you can draw potential clients from surrounding areas.
• Highlight your associations, achievements & publications to build trust with your clientele.
• List individual attorney profiles, so visitors can get a sense of the people behind the firm name, and understand your diverse expertise, capabilities, skillset and education, and ways to contact them.
• Multiple methods of contact, because people prefer to contact firms differently. We usually like to incorporate a (trackable) phone number, a generic contact form, a consultation/lead form, and even a live chat option.