Our approach
Your website should build confidence before the first consultation.
Legal prospects compare attorneys, research practice areas, read reviews, and look for signs they can trust your firm. We build around those decisions.
Show why they should trust you
Put attorney credentials, experience, recognition, reviews, and case information where prospects can find them.
Explain your practice areas clearly
Build dedicated pages that answer the questions prospects have before they contact your firm.
Get found for the right searches
Structure practice-area and location pages around the legal services and markets you serve.
Make contacting you easy
Use consultation forms and intake flows that capture the information your team needs to qualify inquiries.
What we do
Everything your law firm website needs.
For building authority, generating consultations, and keeping your site current.
WordPress Development
A custom WordPress site built around your firm, attorneys, practice areas, and intake process.
Attorney Profile Pages
Individual profiles with credentials, bar admissions, practice areas, notable cases, education, community involvement, and professional biographies.
Practice Area Pages
Deep-content pages built for both prospective clients and search terms such as “personal injury attorney Chicago” or “estate planning lawyer Dallas.”
Consultation & Intake Forms
Forms that collect case type, jurisdiction, timeline, and other information your intake team needs before the call.
Reviews & Social Proof
Google, Avvo, and Martindale reviews, case result statistics, and peer recognition presented with appropriate legal disclaimers.
Legal Content & Blog
A structured publishing system for legal guides, case updates, and Q&A content targeting long-tail legal searches.
Local SEO
Location pages, legal-service schema, Google Business Profile alignment, and technical SEO designed to support local visibility.
WordPress Maintenance
Security, updates, backups, content changes, new attorneys, practice areas, case results, and ongoing support.
Bar association compliance
We know what attorneys can and can't say on their website.
Attorney advertising rules vary by state, but common restrictions apply everywhere: results language, testimonial disclaimers, specialization claims, and comparisons to other attorneys all have rules attached.
We’ve built enough law firm websites to know the patterns. We flag potential compliance issues during content review and work with your team to write copy that’s compelling and within the rules.
- Required disclaimer language included by default
- Results language reviewed before publishing
- Testimonial display follows your state's rules
- Specialization claims handled carefully
Our Law Firm Expertise
We've built for the different ways law firms practice.
Law is a core industry for us because legal websites have requirements that generic business sites don’t. Attorney profiles, practice-area content, local search, intake, testimonials, case results, and bar advertising rules all need to work together.
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Personal injury & trial law
Practice-area pages, attorney profiles, case results, reviews, and consultation paths. -
Criminal defense
Clear practice areas, attorney credentials, local visibility, and confidential inquiry paths. -
Family law & divorce
Accessible service information, attorney profiles, and clear consultation journeys. -
Estate planning & probate
Detailed service content designed to answer questions before a prospect contacts the firm. -
Employment & labor law
Structured practice-area content for employers, employees, and specific legal issues. -
Immigration law
Service structures that make complex immigration matters easier to understand and navigate.
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Real estate & property law
Practice-area content organized around transactions, disputes, and property-related legal needs. -
Business & corporate law
Professional service structures for businesses looking for specific legal expertise. -
Intellectual property
Clear explanations of specialized services, attorneys, and the problems they solve. -
Bankruptcy & debt relief
Accessible service information and consultation paths for high-intent searches. -
Tax law & dispute resolution
Specialized practice pages built around complex legal and financial issues. -
Multi-practice boutique firms
Flexible structures that bring multiple practice areas and attorneys together without making the site difficult to navigate.
Law firm website design for solo attorneys and small firms.
Most small law firm websites have one job: getting the right person to call. A solo attorney or a five-lawyer office does not need a large site. It needs a clear page for each practice area, attorney profiles with credentials and bar admissions, and an intake form that collects case type, jurisdiction and timeline before the call.
We don’t start from a law firm website template, because the structure should follow your practice areas and your intake process. Here is how custom and template sites compare.
The practice area changes the build. Web design for family lawyer and divorce practices puts accessible service information, attorney profiles and a clear consultation path first.
Criminal defense sites need clear practice areas, attorney credentials, local visibility and a confidential way to send an inquiry.
Bankruptcy and debt relief searches are high intent, so those pages explain the service in plain language and lead to a consultation.
Our process
A clear path from brief to launch.
Everything mapped out before we build.
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Discover
We learn about your firm, attorneys, practice areas, markets, and goals.
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Plan
We define the structure, content, functionality, and technical scope.
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Design & build
We design and develop your WordPress site around the agreed requirements.
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Review & launch
You review the site on staging. We make the final adjustments and launch.
Pricing
Built around the size and complexity of your law firm.
Pricing depends on attorney count, practice areas, content depth, and overall scope. Most projects take 6 to 12 weeks. Larger firms with many attorney profiles and practice-area pages can take longer, and content approvals affect the schedule.
You get a firm timeline and fixed price after we scope your firm’s size and goals.
Our team
Niche websites handled by people who understand your business and your industry.
Marko
Head of Development
20+ yrs WordPress
Miloš
Web Developer
15+ yrs WooCommerce
Igor
Art Director
10+ yrs UX&UI
Radoš
Marketing Director
10+ yrs Digital Marketing Strategies
Damir
Creative Director
10+ yrs Creative Strategies
Dejan
Project Manager
5+ yrs Project Management
Law firm website content writing that stays within the rules.
Attorney website content has two readers: a prospect comparing firms, and a search engine deciding which firm to show. If you want us to write the practice-area content, we include it in the scope and the price. The blog is set up for legal guides, case updates and Q&A content, and each post can be tied to the attorney who wrote it and the practice area it supports. During content review we flag potential compliance issues and work with your team on copy that stays within your state’s advertising rules.
If you are not sure where your current site stands, ask for a free law firm website review. Our law firm website analysis looks at speed, security, SEO, UX and your forms. A member of our WordPress team sends the findings in writing, usually within two business days. Request the free audit.
Projects delivered
In-house specialists
Rating on Clutch
Clients
Our work
Some of the brands we have built for.
We build and maintain websites for law firms, and our case studies show some of our work.
Common questions
Law firm website questions, answered.
Yes. Each attorney gets a profile with credentials, practice areas, case results, and Attorney schema, the structured pages that help both prospective clients and Google understand who does what at your firm.
That’s the core of the build: dedicated practice-area landing pages with local SEO structure and FAQ schema, proper site architecture, and performance work. One firm we migrated reached page 1 for eight practice-area keywords in four months.
We build the site to accommodate your jurisdiction’s advertising and testimonial rules (disclaimers, result caveats, and controlled review displays), and we work with your compliance point of contact so nothing on the site creates a bar issue.
Pricing depends on attorney count, the number of practice areas and locations that need their own pages, content depth, and overall scope. Whether we write the practice-area content and how detailed your consultation intake forms need to be also affect the price. We provide a fixed price after scoping your firm’s size and goals.
Typically 6 to 12 weeks. Larger firms with many attorney profiles and practice-area pages take longer, and content approvals affect the schedule. You get a firm timeline with the quote.
It gets handled deliberately, not deleted. Attorney bios often rank for name searches and collect links, so we redirect the page to the practice area they worked in and reassign their case results and blog posts to the firm or a current attorney. Nothing breaks, and the rankings stay with you.
Yes. We build an organized blog for legal guides, case updates and Q&A content that ranks for long-tail legal searches and positions your attorneys as subject matter authorities. Each post can be tied to the attorney who wrote it and the practice area it supports.
All types. We’ve built for personal injury and trial law, criminal defense, family law, estate planning and probate, employment and labor law, immigration, real estate, business and corporate law, intellectual property, bankruptcy and tax law, as well as multi-practice boutique firms.
Yes. We build intake forms and chat or call routing that send qualified inquiries straight to the right person, with the confidentiality and professionalism legal prospects expect from first contact.
Yes. Maintenance plans keep the site secure, updated, and backed up. A support plan can also handle content changes like new attorneys, practice areas, or case results, so the firm’s site stays current and credible.
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