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Law firm website design

Law Firm Website Design That Builds Trust and Wins More Clients

Attorney websites that look as established as your firm and make calling you the easy next step. Senior designers only, a reply within 4 business hours and an NDA on request.

JurisLex law firm website on a laptop: Trust Our Counsel, Embrace Confidence

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The problem

Signs your law firm website is losing clients

  • Clients can’t find their practice area

    One “Practice Areas” page lists twenty services. A family law client scrolls past bankruptcy looking for you, then goes back to the search results.

  • The phone number hides in the footer

    Most people with a legal problem call. If the number isn’t in the header on mobile, the call goes to the next firm on the page.

  • The contact form asks for the whole story

    Long forms invite confidential details before you have agreed to represent anyone, and still scare people off before they press send.

  • Case results shown without context

    Big settlement numbers without the disclaimer your state bar expects are a compliance risk, not proof.

  • It looks like every other law firm template

    Stock gavels, columns and a navy header make a firm with decades of experience look like a theme bought last week.

  • Slow and hard to use on a phone

    People look for a lawyer on their phone, often at a hard moment. Slow pages and tiny buttons send them to a competitor.

Scope of work

Law firm website design services, built around how clients choose a lawyer

Every page answers the questions a prospective client asks before they call, and makes the call easy to make.

  1. 01

    Practice-area pages that answer first

    A page for each practice area with its own introduction, questions and attorneys, so personal injury, family law and bankruptcy clients each land on an answer, not a list.

    JurisLex website hero: Justice Delivered with Integrity
  2. 02

    A phone-first consultation path

    Click-to-call in the header, a short intake form and office hours on every page, so booking a consultation is one tap away.

    JurisLex poster: Book a Consultation with a Lawyer
  3. 03

    Attorney profiles that build trust

    Bios, bar admissions, education and practice areas laid out so a prospective client can choose a person, not just a firm name.

    JurisLex attorneys on a Planning Successful Legal Strategies layout
  4. 04

    Case results and reviews, shown carefully

    Results, verdicts and client reviews placed where they support a decision, with the disclaimers attorney advertising rules ask for.

    JurisLex posters: Trust Our Counsel, Embrace Confidence
  5. 05

    Mobile-first and accessible

    Fast pages, large tap targets and WCAG 2.2 AA contrast for people searching on a phone, often under stress.

    JurisLex responsive mobile website

What’s included

What’s included in your law firm website project

Strategy, design and build for a site your staff can update, with confidentiality built in from the first call.

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  • Not included

    • Bar or ethics review of your copy (your firm signs off)
    • Paid ads and local SEO retainers
    • Hosting and domain fees
  • Revisions and timeline

    • Kickoff call, NDA signed on request
    • Weekly design reviews
    • Launch with 301 redirects from your old site
  • Files and handoff

    • Figma files for every page
    • A live site in Webflow, Framer or Next.js
    • An editing guide for your staff

Which do you need?

Law firm website redesign or a new website?

Most firms already have a site. A redesign keeps what ranks and fixes what stops people calling. A new website starts from the structure up, for a new firm, a new practice or a new brand.

Law firm website redesign

Your site exists but underperforms

Built forFirms whose calls and form fills dropped, or whose site looks dated.
We start withAn audit of your current site: what ranks, where visitors leave, how intake works.
Search rankingsEvery old URL mapped to its new page with 301 redirects, so rankings carry over.
You getA rebuilt structure, new design and a faster site on the same domain.
Start here ifYou have a site and it isn’t bringing in consultations.

Choose a redesign if

Your site is live but slow, dated or hard to use. We keep what already ranks, fix the practice-area structure and the intake path, and relaunch without losing search traffic.

Send my current site

New law firm website

New firm, practice or brand

Built forNew firms, new practice areas and firms that are rebranding.
We start withYour practice areas, your clients and the firms they compare you with.
Search rankingsPractice-area pages planned around what clients search, from day one.
You getStrategy, sitemap, design for every page and the build.
Start here ifYou don’t have a site yet, or the old one can’t be saved.

Choose a new website if

You are opening a firm, adding a practice or changing your brand. We plan the structure, design every page and build a site your staff can update.

See website design

Send your current site. A senior designer replies within 4 business hours.

Or call +1 (501) 550-1093. Happy to sign an NDA before you share anything.

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Practice areas

Website design for every practice area

Each practice area has its own client, urgency and questions. Open yours to see what its pages need.

Plan my practice-area pages
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Practice-area design guidePersonal injuryPractice-area design guideFamily lawPractice-area design guideDivorcePractice-area design guideBankruptcyPractice-area design guideCriminal defensePractice-area design guideEstate planning

Personal injury

Injured clients search on their phone, often the same day. We design pages with click-to-call, a free-consultation offer and case results with the right disclaimers near the top.

Practice-area design guideJurisLex

Family law

Clients arrive anxious and want a calm, private first step. We design gentle pages, plain explanations of the process and a short form that never asks for the whole story.

Practice-area design guideJurisLex

Divorce

People research quietly, sometimes on a shared device. We design discreet pages, plain-language guides to each step and an easy way to ask for a confidential call.

Practice-area design guideJurisLex

Bankruptcy

Clients compare Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 before they call. We design clear explainers, eligibility questions and a booking path that takes the shame out of the first step.

Practice-area design guideJurisLex

Criminal defense

Calls come at night and often from family members. We design round-the-clock contact paths, pages by charge and attorney profiles that show courtroom experience.

Practice-area design guideJurisLex

Estate planning

Planning clients take their time and compare firms. We design pages for wills, trusts and probate, with guides and a calm route to a consultation.

Practice-area design guideJurisLex

Confidentiality

Confidential from the first call

  • JurisLex staff ID badge

    An NDA before you share anything

    We sign your NDA before the kickoff call, so client names, matters and internal documents stay between your firm and our team.

  • JurisLex office sign and social profile

    You own every file

    Figma files, code, content and the domain stay in your firm’s accounts. No lock-in and no hosting held hostage.

  • JurisLex colour palette with attorney photography

    Forms that protect privilege

    Intake forms ask only what you need to call back, carry a notice that no attorney-client relationship exists yet, and send to your inbox or CRM, not ours.

Our law firm website design process

  1. Audit your current site

    Send your URL. We review practice-area structure, mobile speed, intake and what already ranks.

    • Site audit
    • Rankings check
    • Intake review
    Step 1: Audit your current site, law firm website design process
  2. Plan practice areas and intake

    We map a page for each practice area, the call and form paths, and every old URL that needs a redirect.

    • Sitemap
    • Intake flow
    • Redirect map
    Step 2: Plan practice areas and intake, law firm website design process
  3. Design with weekly reviews

    Senior designers design every page in Figma, and your partners review progress every week.

    • Figma
    • Weekly reviews
    • Attorney bios
    Step 3: Design with weekly reviews, law firm website design process
  4. Build, launch and hand over

    We build in Webflow, Framer or Next.js, launch with redirects in place and train your staff to update it.

    • Build
    • 301 redirects
    • Staff training
    Step 4: Build, launch and hand over, law firm website design process

Ready for a website that makes calling your firm the obvious next step?

Or call +1 (501) 550-1093. Happy to sign an NDA before you share anything.

Book a free call

Common questions

Law firm website design FAQs

Maniruzzaman JubayerMasuder Rahaman

Still have questions?

Tell us about your project and we’ll say if we’re a fit.

What does a law firm website design agency do?

A law firm website design agency plans, designs and builds your firm’s website: practice-area pages, attorney profiles, case results and the call and form paths that turn visitors into consultations. At Wolfpixel senior designers handle the whole project and train your staff to update the site.

How is a law firm website different from other business websites?

Legal clients often search at a stressful moment, compare several firms and want to call, not browse. A law firm website also has rules to respect: attorney advertising rules, confidentiality before representation and careful display of case results. We design for all of that from the first sitemap.

Can you redesign our existing law firm website without losing rankings?

Yes. We audit what already ranks, keep those URLs where we can and map every other old URL to its new page with 301 redirects before launch, so search traffic carries over to the new site.

Will the site follow attorney advertising rules?

We design with ABA Model Rule 7.1 and your state bar’s advertising rules in mind: no misleading claims, disclaimers next to case results and testimonials, and attorney advertising labels where your state requires them. Your firm or ethics counsel signs off the final copy.

How do you handle confidentiality?

We sign your NDA before the kickoff call. Intake forms collect only what you need to call someone back and state that contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Do you build a page for each practice area?

Yes. Personal injury, family law, divorce, bankruptcy, criminal defense, estate planning and any other area you take each get a page with its own introduction, questions and attorneys, so clients land on an answer and search engines see a clear structure.

Who writes the website content?

We plan every page and draft the headings, page structure and calls to action. Your attorneys write or approve the legal substance, so every statement on the site is one the firm stands behind.

Is the website accessible?

We design to WCAG 2.2 AA: readable contrast, keyboard access, screen-reader labels and large tap targets, so every prospective client can use the site, on any device.

Which platform do you build law firm websites on?

Webflow suits most firms that want a visual editor and many practice-area pages. Framer suits smaller sites. Next.js suits firms with their own developers. We recommend one on the first call, based on who will update the site.

Can our staff update the site after launch?

Yes. Before handover we train your staff to add attorneys, practice-area pages, results and blog posts on their own, and you get an editing guide.

Do you work with small firms and solo attorneys?

Yes. Small firms usually need fewer pages but the same trust signals. We scope the site to the practice areas you actually take, so you don’t pay for pages you don’t need.

How quickly will we hear back?

A senior designer replies within 4 business hours. You can also call +1 (501) 550-1093 or send your current site URL through the form below.

Let’s talk

Tell us about your firm. A senior designer replies within 4 business hours.

  1. 1Book a free 30-minute call
  2. 2Get a clear scope and timeline
  3. 3Sign the agreement and NDA
  4. 4Kick off with your senior team
Maniruzzaman Jubayer

Maniruzzaman Jubayer

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