Give each practice a useful page.
Explain the matters handled, who the service is for and any jurisdiction or eligibility limits. Link to the appropriate lawyers and approved experience rather than repeating the same firm description.
Website design for law firms and solicitors
We design law firm websites that help a prospective client understand the practice, find the right lawyer and make an appropriate enquiry. Practice-area pages, profiles and insights share a Webflow CMS your team can maintain.
- Make practice areas clear
- Connect people and expertise
- Keep enquiries appropriate
Help someone decide who can help them.
A visitor may know their problem without knowing its legal category. Organise services around understandable situations, then make jurisdiction, relevant experience and the enquiry route explicit.
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Make profiles and insights work together.
Connect lawyer biographies, practice areas and authored articles in the CMS. Give qualifications and statements a review owner so old team information does not remain scattered across the site.
Set expectations before the enquiry.
Clarify how the initial contact works and where existing clients should go. Keep confidential documents out of a general marketing form; intake, conflicts checks and secure sharing need their own agreed process.
The systems around the website.
Connect the website to the tools your team already uses, with a clear plan for publishing and enquiries.
Webflow publishing
Link practices, lawyers and authored insights through structured collections and reusable pages.
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Scope a basic contact handoff to the appropriate team without treating it as legal-client intake or a conflicts system.
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Keep people, office details and approved disclosures current through an agreed update queue.
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Review a law firm’s first-enquiry journey.
Choose one practice area and a prospective-client scenario. Use fictitious information; this worksheet is not legal advice or an intake record.
Leave with: A practice-page brief, profile links and an agreed initial-contact boundary.
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Law firms & solicitors website questions.
Does the website replace our legal intake system?
No. The public site can direct an initial enquiry. Conflicts checks, identity checks, legal advice and confidential document handling stay in the firm’s approved process unless separately specified and reviewed.
Who approves legal and regulatory wording?
The firm’s designated practitioners and compliance owners approve practice descriptions, credentials, disclosures and marketing claims. We implement their approved content and review workflow; we do not certify professional compliance.
Can lawyers publish their own articles?
We can structure authored insights, practice tags and related profiles in the CMS. Editing permissions and review steps should reflect the firm’s publishing process, with somebody responsible for older material.
Can you preserve existing practice-area URLs?
We inventory useful pages and incoming routes before changes, retain relevant paths and plan necessary redirects. We check metadata, canonicals and links without promising that a redesign preserves every ranking.
Make the first conversation easier to start.
Bring one practice area, the right reviewers and your current enquiry process. No confidential client material is needed.