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Fast, accessible websites built to rank, earn trust and turn visitors into consultations. Live in 2 to 4 weeks.
Law firm website development is about more than a good-looking homepage. Your site has to load quickly on a phone, answer the questions a worried client is asking, make calling you effortless, and give Google a clear picture of who you are and where you practice. We provide website development for law firms on the CMS that suits you, with SEO, intake and tracking built in from the first page, and you own everything we build.
Every attorney web development project we take on covers the same essentials, whether you are a solo practice launching your first site or a multi-office firm replacing an old one.
Before any design work, we map the pages your firm needs: one for each practice area and case type you want, office pages for real locations, attorney bios and the questions clients ask before they call. On a redesign, we inventory every existing page first so nothing that ranks gets lost.
No recycled templates. Good legal website design and development go together, so the design is planned around the content and the build from day one. It reflects how your firm actually works and who it serves, with clear calls to action on every page and real photos of your attorneys rather than stock images.
We build on WordPress, Webflow, a headless setup or the CMS your team already uses. Legal website development shouldn't leave you dependent on us: what matters is that your staff can update pages and add new ones without calling a developer.
Most people looking for a lawyer search on their phone, often in a hurry. We build every page to load in under 2 seconds on mobile and to pass Google's Core Web Vitals, and we test on real devices before launch.
Every site we build meets WCAG 2.2 AA: readable contrast, keyboard navigation, proper headings, labelled forms and descriptive alt text. It's the right thing for clients with disabilities, and it reduces the risk of accessibility complaints.
Short forms that ask only what intake needs, tap-to-call on every page, and tracking that shows which pages bring calls, form submissions and chats. You can see what the site is producing from the first week.
Clean URLs, a logical page structure, title tags and meta descriptions written for each page, internal links between related practice areas, and structured data such as LegalService for your firm and Person for each attorney.
You own the site, the domain, the hosting account and every file. We show your team how to update it, and if you'd rather not manage it yourselves, our maintenance plans cover updates, security, backups and small changes.
Our law firm website design and development process is built for speed without cutting corners. Fast law firm website development comes from a clear plan and quick decisions, not from skipping testing. Most builds launch in 2 to 4 weeks. The range depends mainly on the number of pages and how quickly content and approvals come back from your side.
We learn which cases you want more of, review your current site and competitors, and agree on a page plan and the main paths a visitor takes to contact you.
You see the key page designs on desktop and mobile and give feedback before anything is built.
We build the site, add your content, set up forms, tap-to-call and tracking, and write titles, descriptions and structured data for every page.
We test speed, accessibility, forms and tracking on real devices, set up redirects from any old pages, and launch once you approve.
We watch Search Console and analytics for the first weeks to catch anything unexpected, then move to ongoing maintenance if you choose it.
The biggest risk in a redesign is quietly losing the pages that already bring you cases. When URLs change without redirects, or titles and content are dropped, rankings built over years can disappear within weeks. We treat migration as part of the build, not an afterthought.
Not every firm needs a new website. Answer eight quick questions to see whether yours needs a rebuild, targeted fixes or just a refresh.
Answer for your current website. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.
1. Can your team edit pages and add new ones without a developer?
2. Does the site work properly on phones, with no zooming or broken layouts?
3. Does the design still reflect your firm as it is today?
4. Does each practice area have its own page?
5. Do your mobile pages pass Core Web Vitals in Google's PageSpeed Insights?
6. Can a visitor call you with one tap from every page?
7. Is your contact form five fields or fewer?
8. Are calls and form submissions tracked in your analytics?
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Tell us about your site and we'll come back within 24 hours with what to keep, what to fix and whether a rebuild makes sense.
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Good lawyer web development starts with the practice area. A personal injury site and an estate planning site serve very different people. One needs urgent, mobile-first contact options; the other needs calm explanations and room for detail. We plan each site around the practice areas you want to grow, and connect it to the SEO work for those areas.
Website development for attorneys is a separate project from our monthly SEO plans, so you only pay for the build you need. We quote each project after a short scoping call, based on the number of pages, the CMS, any integrations such as your CRM or case management system, and whether we're moving an existing site. Maintenance is available as an optional monthly plan after launch.
We only work with law firms, so the sites we build are planned around how people choose a lawyer, not around a generic business template. As a web development agency for law firms that also does SEO, we build every site to rank and convert from launch, and we protect what you already have when we replace an old site. You get a site that's fast on mobile, accessible, easy for your team to update, and fully yours.
If you're comparing attorney website developers, or trying to work out which are the best law firm website developers for your firm, ask each one three things: who owns the site when it's finished, how they protect your rankings during a redesign, and how they'll show you which pages bring in cases. A lawyer website developer should have clear answers to all three, and so should any law firm web development company you consider.
Case study
Multi-attorney law firm
The firm had tried three prior agencies and a fractional CMO, none produced a defensible SEO program tied to case outcomes. Rankings were flat and reporting focused on vanity metrics rather than signed cases.
"PageOne is the first agency that reported on cases, not clicks. That changed how we invest in marketing."
Why firms trust PageOne
Every web design for law firms engagement is delivered by the same senior team, on the same guarantees, with reporting tied to signed cases — not clicks.
FAQ
Every project is quoted separately, because a five-page site for a solo practice and a fifty-page site for a multi-office firm are very different builds. The quote depends on page count, the CMS, integrations and whether we're migrating an existing site. You'll have a fixed quote before any work starts.
Most builds launch in 2 to 4 weeks. Larger sites, or projects waiting on content and approvals, can take a little longer.
We work with all major CMS platforms, including WordPress, Webflow and headless setups, and we can build on the CMS your team already knows. We'll recommend the one that fits how you want to manage the site.
Yes. The firm owns the website, the domain, the hosting account and all files and content. Nothing is locked to us.
It can if migration is handled badly. We inventory every existing URL, redirect each one to the right new page, carry over the content and metadata that rank, and monitor Search Console after launch.
Yes. Our legal content writers can write or refresh your practice pages, attorney bios and FAQs, written for clients rather than other lawyers.
Yes. Every site we build meets WCAG 2.2 AA, and we test with keyboard navigation and screen readers before launch.
Yes. Our optional maintenance plans cover updates, security monitoring, backups and small content changes, so your site stays fast and secure.
Yes. Every page is built mobile-first, loads in under 2 seconds on a phone and passes Google's Core Web Vitals.
Get a free review of your current site, with a clear answer on whether to rebuild, fix or refresh it.