Law firm website design that makes the first call easier
People looking for a lawyer are usually worried, and they read carefully before they call. Good law firm website design answers their first questions plainly: what you handle, who they would work with, where you are licensed, and how to ask for a consultation.
Quick answers
- What does a website for a law firm need?
- Most of all, a consultation request form that asks for the type of matter, a deadline if there is one and the best way to reach them, with a note that sending it does not create an attorney-client relationship; one page per practice area you take on, written from your answers; attorney bios with bar admissions, education and focus areas; the states where your lawyers are licensed, your office address and your hours; an attorney advertising notice, and a past-results disclaimer beside any case results you choose to show. Every site we build also works on phones first, is checked on every screen size before you see it, is hosted with SSL, and is looked after every month.
- How much does a website for a law firm cost with MiniMorph Studios?
- From $195 a month on the Launch plan, with a 12-month agreement and no setup fee. That covers design, writing, hosting and monthly care for up to 5 pages.
- How long does it take to get a law firm website?
- Your first draft arrives 1–2 weeks after onboarding wraps, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
What gets in the way for law firms, and what we do about it
Someone with a divorce, an injury or a contract dispute can't tell from your homepage whether you take their kind of case.
A page for each practice area you actually take on, saying who it is for and what the first steps look like, in your words.
Clients want to know which attorney they would actually work with.
Attorney bios with each lawyer's bar admissions, education and the work they focus on, from what each of them gives us and approves.
Advertising rules for lawyers are stricter than for most businesses, and one careless line can cause trouble.
We write without promised outcomes, 'specialist' claims or invented results, and add the notices most state bars expect. You check the final wording against your own state's rules.
See a site we built: Lumen Dental Studio
Lumen Dental Studio is a fictional dental practice we made to show our work. It's our closest demo to a law firm; yours would be built around your own trade, photos and words.
Open the demoWhat we build for law firms
- A consultation request form that asks for the type of matter, a deadline if there is one and the best way to reach them, with a note that sending it does not create an attorney-client relationship
- One page per practice area you take on, written from your answers
- Attorney bios with bar admissions, education and focus areas
- The states where your lawyers are licensed, your office address and your hours
- An attorney advertising notice, and a past-results disclaimer beside any case results you choose to show
What the Launch plan includes
- Up to 5 pages
- Premium mobile-friendly website
- Professional copy structure
- Contact / lead capture form
- Basic on-page SEO (meta tags, structure, schema)
- Hosted on Cloudflare — fast, reliable, SSL included
- Monthly care and maintenance
- Customer portal access
- Human review before your site goes live
From $195/mo on the Launch plan · 12-month agreement · No setup fee.
Privacy, Terms and the 404 page don't count toward your page limit.
Questions law firms ask us
Can my site show case results or client reviews?
Only real ones you give us and are allowed to share, shown with the disclaimer your bar requires. We never write sample results or made-up client quotes.
Will the site follow attorney advertising rules?
We write carefully: no guaranteed outcomes, no 'expert' or 'specialist' unless you hold that certification, and the usual notices in place. Rules differ by state, so you review and approve every word before anything goes live.
Can clients book a consultation online?
Every site has a consultation request form that comes straight to your inbox. If you already use a scheduling tool, we link to it from every page.
We handle more than one practice area. Does each get a page?
Yes, within your plan's page count. Someone searching for an estate planning lawyer should land on estate planning, not on a list of everything you do.
What should the contact form ask?
Only the basics needed to call someone back. We add a line asking people not to send confidential details until they have spoken with you.
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