Practice areas lumped together
Conveyancing, wills and probate, family, employment and commercial work attract very different clients. Each deserves a dedicated, well-written page rather than a single list.
Solicitors & law firms
Website design for UK solicitors and law firms
People looking for a solicitor are often anxious and short of time. A law firm website should make it obvious which matters you handle, what happens next and how to get in touch.
Common issues we fix
Transparency information hard to find
SRA-regulated firms offering certain services must publish price and service information. We design a clear, consistent place for it rather than an afterthought PDF.
Private and commercial clients mixed
Separating ‘for individuals’ and ‘for businesses’ in the navigation helps both audiences find the right page faster.
Out-of-date team and contact details
Fee earner profiles and office details change. A simple editing workflow keeps them accurate without a developer.
A typical site structure
Agreed with you at the start — we only build pages you can support with real content.
- Home page split by private and business clients
- Individual practice-area pages
- Price and service transparency pages for relevant services (content supplied and approved by your firm)
- Fee earner profiles
- Complaints procedure and regulatory information
- Office and contact pages
- Enquiry forms with appropriate confidentiality wording
Structured data
LegalService and LocalBusiness markup where appropriate, Person markup for fee earner profiles, Service markup per practice area and BreadcrumbList site-wide. Schema helps search engines and AI tools interpret your pages; it doesn't guarantee rich results, rankings or recommendations.
Illustrative only
a high-street firm with a single ‘Legal services’ page might move to separate residential conveyancing, wills, probate and family pages, each linked to its transparency information and a named contact.
SRA and legal marketing notes
- The SRA Transparency Rules require certain price and service information for specified services, plus complaints information. Your firm remains responsible for the content; we provide the structure and placement.
- SRA-regulated firms must display the SRA digital badge where required. We'll include it once you provide your firm's badge code.
- We avoid wording that could mislead about outcomes, and won't publish testimonials or case results without your firm's sign-off. This is general information, not legal or regulatory advice — please check requirements with your compliance officer (COLP).
General information only — not legal, regulatory or compliance advice. Final responsibility for regulated content rests with your firm.
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We map your existing URLs before anything changes and set up permanent (301) redirects from old pages to their new equivalents, so existing links and bookmarks keep working. Read more in how it works, or download our website checklist.
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