Websites for law firms: credible, fast, and edited by your own team
Prospective clients judge a firm by its website before they call. We rebuild law firm sites so they load fast, read as credibly as the firm, and can be updated by your own staff without a developer.
What’s at stake for law firms
- Advertising rules
- Lawyer advertising rules apply to the website: ABA Model Rule 7.1 bars false or misleading communication about a lawyer's services, and many states require disclaimers on case results.1
- Confidential details in forms
- Consultation forms carry confidential information. On WordPress they usually sit on a plugin stack, and 11,334 new WordPress vulnerabilities were disclosed in 2025, 91% of them in plugins.2
- Being the answer in AI search
- Google organic clicks fell 21.8% year on year by August 2026, as answers moved into AI Overviews and assistants. Practice-area pages need to be the source those answers quote.3
What we build instead
- Attorney profiles with credentials, bar admissions and structured data.
- Practice-area pages written to answer the questions clients ask, and marked up for AI search.
- Consultation forms on serverless functions, with no database on the public site.
A working example: Calder & Wynne
A business and estate law firm with practice areas, attorney profiles, insights and a consultation request. The business is fictional; the site, its speed and its accessibility are real.
- Mobile
- 96
- Accessibility
- 100
- JavaScript
- 11.8 KB
- Pages
- 26
Lighthouse on a phone, recorded on October 28, 2026.
Open Calder & Wynne
Fixed prices, hosting included
Every quote is fixed after the free scan. Hosting on Cloudflare’s free tier costs nothing.
Launch
Up to 10 pages. Clinics, studios, practices.
from $2,900
Practice
Up to 40 pages, forms, booking, multi-location.
from $6,500
Catalogue
Hundreds to thousands of product or listing pages.
from $12,000
Care
Optional, after launch: monitoring, monthly edits and a person on call.
$149 a month
Guides for law firms
- How to choose a website agency: 12 questions to ask before you sign
Twelve questions that separate a good website agency from an expensive one, covering price, ownership, rankings, accessibility, speed and support.
- ADA website compliance for small businesses: what the law says in 2026
The ADA applies to business websites, but names no technical standard. What that means in practice, the lawsuit numbers, and what to do.
- Drupal 7 is end of life: your options in 2026
Drupal 7 stopped getting security fixes on 5 January 2025. The three ways forward, what each costs you, and how to choose.
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