Law firm website design
Website design for law firms and legal professionals.
Help prospective clients understand your practice, learn who they will work with and find an appropriate way to enquire. Ninja Softs designs law firm websites with practice-area pages, firm-approved content and a scope to review before work begins.
Start with a written website brief. No call is required to begin.
The visitor’s first questions
Make the essentials easy to find.
Can your firm help?
Practice areas, office locations and the types of matters the firm handles.
Who will I work with?
Accurate lawyer profiles and relevant, verifiable experience.
What should I do next?
Enquiry options and an explanation of what happens after contact.
Explore: Website scope / Optional features / Packages / Process / FAQs
The website foundation
Introduce your practice. Explain the next step.
The proposal defines your page count, content responsibilities, functionality and review stages. Package inclusions follow the current comparison below.
01
Practice area pages
Explain the services your firm provides in language prospective clients can follow. Your firm reviews and approves legal descriptions and jurisdiction-specific information.
02
Lawyer and team profiles
Present qualifications, roles, professional memberships and relevant experience using accurate information supplied or approved by your firm.
03
How your firm works
Explain office locations, consultation arrangements and what happens after an enquiry. Publish fee information only where your firm has approved it.
04
A considered enquiry route
Provide contact options and agree the fields needed in the enquiry form. Define where enquiries go and what the visitor sees after submitting.
05
Readable mobile layouts
Make practice information, profiles and contact details easy to follow across screen sizes. Check the main visitor journeys during the build.
06
Content management and handover
Agree the pages your team will edit, the access needed and the included training. Assign responsibility for hosting, updates and ongoing support.
Plan the right level of functionality
Add features when they support the way your firm works.
A brochure website, appointment workflow and client portal have different requirements. We review the workflow before confirming the implementation.
Optional website features
Booking, CRM and client workflows
Appointment booking, multilingual content, CRM connections, payments, client accounts and document uploads need a defined scope.
Some features are included in selected packages; others need a separate estimate. Provider access, licences, permissions and ongoing responsibilities must be confirmed.
A separate marketing scope
Visibility and ongoing campaigns
SEO, local visibility, advertising and regular content campaigns need their own plan and budget. A website build covers the items named in the package or proposal.
Explore law firm digital marketing if you also need ongoing marketing support. We do not promise rankings, enquiries or case outcomes.
Choose your starting point
See the approved packages before you decide.
Use the current package page to compare the available plans and confirm what is included.
Current package comparison
Starter, Professional or Enterprise.
Review the current inclusions, pricing, support and order options in one place. Choose the package that fits your agreed page and feature requirements.
Need a different scope?
Tell us about the workflow.
If your firm needs a larger content structure, an existing-site migration or a specific integration, send the details for review before selecting a package.
You can also browse our website portfolio to review examples of our design and development work across sectors.
How the work moves forward
How we build a law firm website.
The scope identifies the work, approvals and responsibilities for each stage.
01
Confirm the firm
Agree practice areas, office locations, audiences and how enquiries should reach the firm.
02
Plan pages and content
Set the sitemap, lawyer profiles, service pages and content the firm will supply.
03
Build and review
Review the design, pages, enquiry forms and agreed integrations on desktop and mobile.
04
Launch and hand over
Approve the release, accounts, guidance and responsibility for website care.
Before you enquire
Questions before you start.
A few details that help you plan the project.
Where can I see your current prices?
The law firm website package comparison has the current Starter, Professional and Enterprise plans. Bespoke requirements are reviewed before we confirm an estimate.
Is digital marketing included with the website?
Only the work named in your chosen package or proposal is included. Ongoing SEO, advertising and content campaigns require an agreed marketing scope.
Are booking, client portals or CRM integrations included?
Check the current package features first. Appointment tools, CRM connections, secure document workflows and client portals need the relevant requirements, providers and responsibilities to be confirmed. They are not automatically part of every website build.
Who approves the legal content and professional claims?
Your firm approves practice information, biographies, qualifications, testimonials, fee statements and required notices before publication. We can help organise and present the supplied material; the firm confirms its accuracy and suitability.
Can you redesign our existing law firm website?
Yes, after reviewing the platform, content and requirements. We agree what to retain, any content migration and important URL redirects, then plan the launch and handover.
Tell us what you need
Tell us about the website your firm needs.
Send a brief about your practice and website requirements. We can review the fit of a package or a custom scope in writing.
Send your details through our enquiry form. We can clarify the brief in writing.
Details to include in the law firm brief
- Your firm’s current website and locations
- Practice areas and the pages you need
- Approved branding and content, if available
- Any booking, CRM, language or client portal requirements
- Your preferred launch window and budget range