Websites forsolo attorneys & small firms.

Bring your current website, priority practice areas, service locations, attorney profiles, and the tools used for inquiries. Identify who will approve the copy and who follows up with prospective clients. We use that information to define the pages and contact flow before quoting.

Yes, that can be scoped where it helps your team route inquiries. We first agree on the fields and destination for each form, then check what your form or intake provider supports. Your firm approves the questions and notices shown to visitors.

We use test information to check the form, confirmation, notification, and agreed destination on desktop and mobile. Your team confirms that the submission reached the right place and that someone owns follow-up. This checks the website handoff; your firm manages its intake decisions and response process.

Yes. I can scope a site around one attorney or a small team: clear practice areas, an attorney bio, and a simple way to request a consultation. Share your current site and priorities through the contact page.

I start by reviewing what you already have. A focused redesign may be enough to improve the structure, mobile layout, and contact flow. If a rebuild makes more sense, I explain the scope before work begins.

Yes. Ongoing care can cover software updates, performance checks, and changes to bios or practice-area pages. Your firm supplies and approves its legal content; I handle the agreed website updates.

Yes. We design attorney and law firm sites around intake, trust, and local search — not generic business templates. Ready to start? Reach out via our contact page.

I review your provider, account plan, and supported connection options before confirming the scope. We agree on the fields, destination, notifications, and test steps. Any paid add-ons or custom integration work are identified before the build.

Most law firm projects take 4–8 weeks depending on practice-area pages, integrations, and content readiness.

Yes. Local and practice-area SEO is part of every law firm build, with optional retainers for firms that want ongoing ranking growth.

Running a small practice leaves little time to manage a website. I offer small law firm website design for solo attorneys and owner-led practices in Arizona and across the US.

Help prospective clients understand your practice areas, meet the attorney, and find the next step. A new site or focused redesign can bring those essentials together, with ongoing care after launch.

• Intake & Contact Flows. Secure inquiry forms and call-to-action paths that capture the details your team needs to follow up fast.
• CRM Integrations. Plan how website inquiries reach your existing CRM or intake tool, with the connection scoped around the tools your practice uses.
• Practice Area Pages. Clear, searchable pages for each practice area that answer prospect questions and push toward a consult.
• Credibility & Trust Design. Attorney bios, results, reviews, and bar credentials presented in a layout that builds confidence on first visit.
• Local SEO for Law Firms. Organize practice-area and location content around the services you offer and the communities your firm serves.
• Ongoing Maintenance. Keep attorney bios, practice areas, contact details, and site software current with an ongoing maintenance plan.

A law firm website redesign starts with the matters you want to hear about, the places you serve, and the person who handles new inquiries. We organize practice pages around those choices so visitors can find the relevant service and understand how to contact your firm.

For a solo attorney, that may mean a short site with a few focused practice pages. A larger small firm may need separate attorney profiles and different contact paths. Your firm supplies and approves its practice descriptions, credentials, results, and client-facing notices.

Law firm website intake forms need a destination and an owner. Before building, we agree on the information your team needs at first contact, where the submission goes, who receives a notification, and the confirmation the visitor sees.

We check the options supported by your existing intake or CRM provider and your account plan. A hosted form, an embedded form, and a custom connection have different limits. The agreed scope includes a test submission and a check that the right team member can find it.

We review the existing pages, contact details, and tools before deciding what needs to change. Working content can stay, and existing URLs remain part of the plan. The quote identifies the pages, content your firm must provide, and any third-party costs or setup dependencies.

Choose who can request website updates and who approves them. Ongoing care can include agreed changes to attorney profiles, practice pages, and contact paths, with clear responsibility for the separate intake software. A website update should have a known owner after launch.