Restrained design, not spectacular
Credibility, not animation. In law, discretion sells better than effects.
Law firms
Websites for lawyers and law firms
Someone looking for a lawyer judges you in ten seconds. Your website is the first evidence you submit.
Sound familiar?
- The site looks like 2012 and undermines the very authority you sell
- It isn't clear at a glance which areas you cover
- The contact form doesn't inspire confidence for a sensitive problem
- You've no time to deal with it, and whoever built it no longer replies
What's included
Practice areas, clearly separated
Each area gets its own page — and each can rank on Google separately.
Contact suited to a sensitive matter
A sober form, with a clear note on confidentiality and what happens to the message.
No tracking
Nobody learns which page a prospective client read before contacting you. Not Google, not Facebook.
Experience and results
Years in practice, specialisations, publications — the evidence that matters to someone choosing.
Not sure what impression your site gives?
I'll tell you free, in a clear report: what a prospective client sees, and what makes them close the page.