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Does Your Website Make People Work Too Hard?
Visitors can't tell at a glance whether you handle their kind of case, so they go back to the search results
Your practice areas are squeezed onto one page, so Google has little to show for specific searches
The contact path is buried, and people give up before they find your phone number
Your contact form invites people to type out their whole situation before you've agreed to anything
Your bio doesn't explain your background, so there's no reason to pick you over the next name
The site is hard to use on a phone, which is where many people start looking for help
What Your Law Firm Website Needs to Do
Show who you help, show why you're qualified, and make the next step obvious.
Clear Practice Areas
A page for each area you handle, written so a non-lawyer understands it
Credibility Up Front
Your education, experience and bar admissions where people can see them
A Simple Next Step
Click-to-call, a short intake form, or a booking link on every page
What I Build for Law Firms
Practice Area Pages
One page per area, such as family law or estate planning, so each can be found on its own in Google
Attorney Bios
Your education, admissions and experience, written in plain language
Short Intake Form
Asks for name, contact details and case type only, so people don't send confidential details before you've spoken
Consultation Booking
Your existing scheduler, such as Calendly or Wix Bookings, connected to the site
Click-to-Call and Map
A tap-to-call button on phones and an embedded map on your contact page
Plain-Language FAQs
Answers to the questions clients ask you most, which also helps search engines and AI assistants understand your practice
SEO Setup
Page titles, descriptions, headings and structured data (the details Google reads about your firm)
Accessibility
Built to WCAG 2.1 AA, the common standard for sites people with disabilities can use, done in the site itself rather than with an add-on widget
A Note on Advertising Rules
Every state and country has its own rules for how lawyers can advertise. I'm not a lawyer, so I'll build the site around your content and you'll confirm the wording meets your own bar's rules before launch.
Rated 5 Stars on Wix and Google
89 five-star reviews on Wix and 137 completed projects on my Wix partner profile
How It Works
Free Call
Tell me about your practice areas, the clients you want and what isn't working now (15–30 min)
Design & Build
I build the site and you review it before anything goes live (about 3–4 weeks for a typical firm site)
Launch & Care
The site goes live. After that, you can update it yourself or I can look after it on a care plan