Websites for
lawyers.

A starting point that presents your firm.

I want visitors to learn at a glance who you are, which areas you work in and how to reach you. If you practice on your own, I bring your CV forward; if you have a firm, your team and practice areas.

What your site can include.

• Lawyer or firm profile: your CV and professional details.
• Practice areas: pages for the branches of law you work in.
• Team: profile pages for the lawyers at your firm.
• Articles: a blog option for publishing your own writing.
• Contact: your address, directions and how you prefer to be reached.

From your details to launch.

I draft the first text from the CV and professional details you share, and keep the same voice across firm and team profiles. I send you all the content before publishing, so you can check that it is accurate and suitable for professional presentation.

A standard presentation site doesn’t collect case documents or transfer private files. If you need that, we treat it as a separate project.

What should your site include?

Identity introduces you on a single page. Professional has 6–9 main content pages that give your areas of work their own space. Publishing adds a blog panel to these pages, where you can add and edit your own writing.

A standard domain, hosting and SSL are included for the first year. Identity comes with 1 email account, the other two options with 2. Search Console setup and the maintenance and support set out in your quote are included too. The domain is registered in your name; renewal fees and extra work are listed separately in the quote. Google Analytics setup is optional and considered separately.

Showing up in search.

I prepare page titles, links and content so search engines can read them. This structure can also help AI tools that search the web recognize you. There is no guarantee of a particular position on Google or of a place in AI recommendations.