Web design for law firms
Your website is your intake department.
Clients hire the firm whose page about their exact problem read like someone who has handled it. We build law firm sites around practice area pages and a careful contact path.
Practice area pages are the search strategy
One page per matter type
Eleven bullets on a Services page rank for nothing.
In the client's words
"What to do after a car accident in Ohio", not the statute.
Say what you don't take
Screening on the page saves your intake staff hours.
Intake without a file room
People type more than they should into any box you give them. Collect what a conflict check needs and stop.
Do
Collect: The other parties, the county, and roughly when it happened.
Say: Submitting the form doesn't create an attorney-client relationship.
Deliver: Into the intake or case management system you already run.
Don't
Ask: For a detailed story in an open text box.
Send: Matter details through plain email to a shared inbox.
Run: Third-party chat on pages where someone describes their case.
Bios and advertising basics
The attorney bio is the second most visited page. Your firm reviews all copy before launch.
- Admissions, law school, years in practice, and a recent photo.
- Firm name and an office address on every page.
- Prior results and testimonials handled carefully.
- A disclaimer people can actually read.
Questions
How many practice area pages should we have?
One per matter type you want more of. For most small firms that is six to fifteen. Thin pages that repeat each other can pull down the ones that work.
Will you write the practice area content?
We draft it, and an attorney at the firm signs off before anything is published under your name.
How do you keep the intake form confidential?
The form collects only what a conflict check needs, travels over HTTPS, and goes to your intake system instead of a plain inbox.
Send us your practice areas.
We will map them to pages, show where the current site loses search traffic, and quote the build.