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Solicitors & Legal Firms

Web Design for Solicitors UK

Websites for UK legal practices that look the part, read the part, and route enquiries through secure, GDPR-aware intake forms.

The problem

Why solicitors & legal firms need a better website.

  1. 01

    Trust signals are weak

    No team bios, no accreditations on the homepage, no clear regulator references. Prospects bounce to a firm that signals authority.

  2. 02

    Practice areas are hard to navigate

    Conveyancing, family, employment, commercial — they all live behind generic "Services" links.

  3. 03

    Document intake is by email attachment

    A live GDPR risk on every enquiry — and a poor experience for the client.

What we build

What we build for solicitors & legal firms.

Clear practice-area pages

A page per practice area, scoped for SEO and tuned to how your prospects actually search.

Secure intake forms

Branded secure intake with proper consent capture — pointing to the Client & Member Portal package for full document handling.

Team & accreditation badges

SRA, Lexcel, CQS and team bios surfaced where they matter — not buried on the About page.

GDPR-aware contact

Properly scoped consent, retention notes, and secure storage of submitted data.

AI lead qualification

Conversational intake that triages enquiries by practice area and urgency.

Why us

Built by a studio that understands regulated work

Our founder’s background is in regulated financial services. We know how legal firms actually think about risk, evidence and tone — and we design accordingly.

Pricing

What this typically costs.

Most legal practices need a Business Website (from £1,999) plus a Client & Member Portal (from £3,500) for secure document intake. AI Lead Qualification is a £199 add-on.

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Why most law firm websites fail to convert

  • Dense, formal language that reads like a legal document rather than a conversation
  • No clear explanation of which types of cases or clients the firm actually takes
  • No pricing transparency — even a "from £X" signals professionalism
  • Slow, outdated design that undermines trust before the first word is read
  • No SRA number or regulatory information prominently displayed

What the SRA expects your website to include

We build this in as standard — not as an afterthought.

  • Your SRA authorisation number
  • Complaints procedure information
  • Price transparency for certain service areas (the SRA requires this for conveyancing, probate, employment tribunals, and others)
  • Clear identification of the firm and its principal solicitors

What your website actually needs to do

  • Speak to the client’s problem first, your credentials second
  • Make it immediately clear which areas of law you practice and which clients you serve
  • Give potential clients a way to make initial contact without calling (many people researching legal help are anxious — a form is lower friction than a phone call)
  • Build trust through credentials, case outcomes (where permissible), and testimonials

GDPR and data handling

Law firms handle sensitive personal data. Every form on your website needs to be GDPR-compliant. We build Cloudflare Turnstile bot protection and proper data handling into every enquiry form as standard, with explicit consent capture and retention notes documented up front — not tucked into a privacy policy nobody reads. If your firm regularly refers to or collaborates with accountancy practices, our accountancy sector page covers the equivalent MTD-facing considerations.

The case for a client portal

For firms handling ongoing matters — conveyancing, probate, family law — a secure client portal means clients can upload documents, track case progress, and receive updates without email chains. It also gives your matter-management team a defensible audit trail every time a sensitive document changes hands.

What we include in the standard solicitor package

  • SRA compliance elements built in
  • Practice area pages written in plain English
  • Price transparency pages where required by SRA
  • GDPR-compliant enquiry forms
  • Secure document handling options
  • Local SEO foundations
  • Google Business Profile guidance

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you understand SRA website requirements?
Yes. We include SRA authorisation numbers, complaints information, and price transparency pages where required as standard in every solicitor website.
Can you write the copy for our practice area pages?
Yes, in plain English that speaks to clients rather than other solicitors. We work from a brief you provide about your services and target clients.
How do you handle GDPR on enquiry forms?
All forms include Cloudflare Turnstile bot protection, explicit consent checkboxes where required, and data handling that meets UK GDPR requirements.
Can you build a client portal for document sharing and case tracking?
Yes. Our portal work starts at £3,500 and includes secure document upload, role-based access controls, and audit logs. See /portals.
Do we need to be in Cardiff?
No. We work with law firms across the UK.

Ready to upgrade your legal website?

Book a free 10-minute call — no pitch, no pressure. We’ll listen, ask the right questions, and tell you straight whether we’re the right studio for the job.

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