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Law firm websites that calm nerves and win instructions.

People rarely visit a law firm's website on a good day. They want to know if you handle their kind of matter, what happens next and what it might cost. We build firm websites that answer those questions clearly and make the first consultation easy to book.

What your clients look for

Built around how they choose.

01

A page for each practice area

Family, property, wills and estates, commercial and litigation each need their own clear page, because each is searched separately.

02

What to expect

A simple step-by-step guide to how a matter runs reduces anxiety and builds confidence before the first call.

03

Solicitor profiles

Real profiles with admissions, experience and areas of practice, drawn from your own material.

04

Easy first contact

A matter guide ('Where do I start?') and a short consultation form, with clear notes on confidentiality.

Signature feature

Matter guide and consultation booking

A 'Where do I start?' guide that asks a few questions and points visitors to the right practice area and solicitor.

Try it

Example only.

Compliance

Getting the wording right

We keep advertising wording in line with Queensland's legal profession rules, avoid claims about outcomes, and mark all articles as general information, not legal advice.

Design directions

Made for your brand.

Three directions we often start from. Your draft uses your real logo, colours and services.

Concept 01

Elegant

Warm off-white, deep navy or black and gold, serif headings and calm photography. Suits advisers, accountants and law firms.

Concept 02

Modern bold

Black and white sections with one bright accent, big type and a calculator up front. Suits brokers, tradies and growing firms.

Concept 03

Trusted classic

Cream, green and gold with a goal picker that routes visitors to the right service. Suits planners and family practices.

Concepts use fictional business names for illustration.

Common questions

Law firms websites, answered.

Can we say we're specialists?

Only where a solicitor holds formal accreditation as a specialist. Otherwise we use phrases like 'practises in' or 'focuses on'. We check every claim with you.

Do you write practice-area content?

Yes. We draft from your existing material and an interview, then a solicitor reviews every page before it goes live.

Can enquiries be kept confidential?

The form sends straight to your inbox through an encrypted connection and isn't stored by us. We add a note asking people not to send sensitive details until you've confirmed there's no conflict.

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