Law firm website design in Los Angeles.
A person looking for a lawyer is usually worried, in a hurry and comparing two or three firms. Our Los Angeles studio builds websites, and this planner turns your answers into a blueprint with the practice pages, attorney profiles and intake path a firm needs.
Every plan is read by a person.
What this kind of site needs.
A short list for law firms. The planner builds on it with your own answers.
A page for each practice area.
Each page names the problem a client has, explains how the process works and shows who handles it. One page per area also gives search engines something specific to rank.
Attorney profiles with substance.
Photo, background, bar admissions and areas of focus. Clients want to know who they will actually speak to.
Intake that is easy at any hour.
A phone number that taps to call, a short form and clear hours. Many people reach out at night, so the form should work without a person on the other end.
Wording that follows advertising rules.
State bar rules cover how firms describe results, specialties and testimonials. Plan time for your own review of the copy.
Questions people ask.
Do you write the practice area pages?
We can help shape them, and you review every word. The planner asks who will write the copy so the plan reflects it.
Are there rules about what a law firm website can say?
Yes. State bars regulate attorney advertising, including claims about results and specialties. We do not give legal advice, so have your own counsel or ethics resource approve the final wording.
Can the contact form handle confidential details?
A website form is not the same as a client conversation. A common approach is to collect contact details and a short summary, then move the real discussion to a call or secure channel.
How long does a law firm website take?
Websites usually take 4 to 8 weeks from kickoff to delivery. Attorney bios and practice copy are the usual slow part, so gather them early.
Is there a page that covers this in more detail?
Yes, our law firm website design page goes further into what we build. The planner is the faster way to see what your own site would include.
Keep reading.
Plain guides on the parts of a website project people ask us about most.
- Your website checklist before you hire anyone.Logo files, domain, hosting, photos and copy: what to gather so your project does not stall.
- Is your website holding you back?Seven signs a site is costing you customers, quick checks to run, and when a fix beats a rebuild.
- What a website really costs.The factors that move a website price, and the questions to ask when quotes do not match.