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Solicitor website design

Law firm web design that brings in better enquiries

Fast, accessible solicitor websites with clear practice-area pages, SRA transparency built in and intake forms that help your team triage enquiries. Fixed prices, owned by you.

  • SRA transparency built in
  • Intake forms that triage
  • Accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA

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ProntX provides law firm web design for UK solicitors and legal practices. We build accessible, fast websites with practice-area pages, SRA transparency information, solicitor profiles and intake forms that qualify enquiries. Projects start from £1,950 at a fixed price, with SEO and Google Ads available from the same London team.

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Solicitor websites

What should a law firm website do?

A law firm website should help the right clients find you, trust you and contact you, while meeting SRA transparency rules and accessibility standards.

ProntX provides law firm web design for solicitors and legal practices across London and the UK. We build fast, accessible websites with clear practice-area pages, regulatory information in the right places and intake forms that bring better enquiries, from £1,950 as a fixed-price project.

People rarely browse law firm websites for fun. They arrive worried, often on a phone, trying to answer three questions quickly: can this firm help with my problem, can I trust them, and what will it cost? A good solicitor website answers all three within seconds of landing on the relevant page.

Many legal websites fall short in familiar ways. A homepage that lists every practice area but explains none of them. Fee information buried several clicks deep. A contact form that asks for nothing useful, so the firm spends hours on enquiries it cannot take.

Law firm websites also carry obligations most businesses do not. Firms regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority must publish certain price and service information, display the SRA clickable badge and make complaints information available. Accessibility matters too, both legally and because many clients are older, stressed or using assistive technology.

We build all of this into the structure from the start, so compliance is part of the design rather than a page added at the end.

Regulation

How do we handle SRA transparency rules on your website?

We give regulatory information a clear, findable home: price and service pages for the services the rules cover, the SRA digital badge, complaints information and firm details in the footer.

What we build in

  • Price and service information for covered services, such as residential conveyancing, uncontested probate, employment tribunal claims and immigration, linked from the relevant practice-area pages
  • The SRA clickable digital badge, displayed in the site footer
  • Your complaints procedure, including how to contact the Legal Ombudsman
  • Firm name, SRA number, registered office and regulatory status on every page
  • Clear information on who will do the work and their experience

The SRA’s Transparency Rules require regulated firms that offer certain services to publish prices, what is included, likely disbursements, key stages and timescales in a prominent place on their website. Many firms technically comply with a single PDF that nobody can find. We design these pages to be genuinely useful, because clear pricing information also helps clients choose you.

Your compliance officer remains responsible for the content. We supply page templates, structure and wording suggestions, and you or your COLP approve the final text. Barristers, licensed conveyancers and other regulated professionals have their own rules, which we accommodate in the same way.

Structure

How should practice-area pages be structured?

One page for each service clients actually search for, written in plain English, with fees, process, the team and a clear next step on every page.

Search intent

A page per service, not per department

“Family law” is a department. “Divorce solicitors”, “child arrangements” and “prenuptial agreements” are what people search for. Each gets its own page so it can rank and answer properly.

Plain English

Answer the client’s question first

Each page opens with what you do, who it is for and what happens next. Legal detail follows for those who want it.

Trust

Profiles of the people doing the work

Solicitor profiles with qualifications, experience, accreditations and the matters they handle. These matter to clients and to search engines assessing expertise.

Next step

A clear route to contact

Phone, call-back request and an intake form on every practice-area page, with honest information about first consultations and fees.

We also plan the site around search. Location information, structured data for your firm and solicitors, internal links between related services and a fast technical build give your law firm SEO a strong starting point.

Intake

What makes a good law firm intake form?

One that captures enough to triage the enquiry without asking for confidential detail too early, and that routes it to the right person quickly.

Ask qualifying questions

Matter type, rough timescale, location and how the person would like to be contacted. For some practice areas, a question on funding or value helps your team prioritise. Short, clear choices outperform long free-text boxes.

Avoid confidential detail at first contact

Website forms should not invite people to describe their whole case before you have run a conflict check. A short note on what to include and what not to include protects both the client and the firm.

Route enquiries to the right team

Submissions can go to a practice-area inbox, your case management system or a CRM, with an instant acknowledgement telling the client when to expect a reply.

Offer booking where it fits

For fixed-fee consultations, online booking that syncs with fee earners’ calendars removes back-and-forth. For complex matters, a call-back request often works better.

Handle data properly

Forms are secured, data is stored in line with UK GDPR, spam protection does not block real people, and your privacy notice explains what happens to enquiry information.

Accessibility and speed

Is your law firm website accessible and fast enough?

It should meet WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility guidelines and load quickly on a phone signal. Both affect who can use your site and how search engines rank it.

  • Readable text sizes and colour contrast that meet WCAG 2.2 AA
  • Full keyboard navigation and visible focus states
  • Forms with proper labels, clear errors and no time limits
  • Alternative text for meaningful images, captions for video
  • Pages that work with screen readers and browser zoom

Accessibility is part of the Equality Act duty to make reasonable adjustments, and it is also good practice for a profession built on access to justice. We test with automated tools and by hand, and fix issues before launch rather than adding an overlay widget.

Speed matters for the same reason. Heavy themes, sliders and stock video slow law firm sites down, especially on mobile. We build lean, so pages load quickly and keep people reading.

Visibility

How does a law firm website help with local and AI search?

By giving Google and AI assistants clear, consistent facts about your firm, your solicitors and your services, linked to a well-kept Google Business Profile.

Most people looking for a solicitor search with a place in mind: “employment solicitor near me”, “conveyancing solicitors Croydon”, “family lawyer in Manchester”. The map results for those searches lean heavily on your Google Business Profile, reviews and the consistency of your firm’s details across the web, and your website supports all three.

We add office pages with accurate addresses and opening hours, structured data for your firm and solicitors, and practice-area pages that make it obvious which services each office offers. Our local SEO service builds on that foundation.

AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI Overviews are increasingly used to shortlist professional services. They favour sources that state facts plainly: what you do, where, for whom, at what price and with what credentials.

Transparent fee pages, clear solicitor profiles and answer-first practice-area pages happen to be exactly what these tools quote. Our AI search optimisation work makes sure they describe your firm accurately.

Why ProntX

Why choose ProntX for law firm web design?

Because we combine legal-sector structure with in-house SEO and ads, published prices and full ownership of your site.

Built for enquiries

Design that brings the right clients

Practice-area structure, intake forms and trust signals planned around how clients choose a solicitor.

One team

Website, SEO and ads together

The same team can run your Google Ads and SEO, so campaigns land on pages built to convert.

You own it

Your domain, hosting and code

Fixed project prices, no licence fees and no lock-in. Everything is in your firm’s name.

Pricing

How much does law firm web design cost?

Law firm websites from ProntX start from £1,950 plus VAT as a fixed-price project. Firms with many practice areas, several offices or integrations typically invest more.

Option Price (ex VAT) Typical fit
Essential From £1,950 Sole practitioners and small firms with a few core services
Practice Typically £3,500 to £6,500 Firms with several practice areas, solicitor profiles, transparency pages and booking
Multi-office Quoted after discovery Several offices, case management or CRM integration, larger content migration

Final price depends on the number of pages, content writing, integrations and migration work. Hosting and an optional care plan are quoted separately and held in your name. Compare options on our web design page.

Most requested

Website design

from £1,950 one-off

Fast, SEO-ready business websites

What is included

SEO and AI search

from £595/month

Local and small business SEO, GEO and AEO included

What is included

PPC and Google Ads

from £450/month

Management fee. Ad spend is paid direct to Google

What is included

Who we help

Which legal practices do we build websites for?

High street and specialist firms, boutique practices and legal service providers who want a site that wins work.

  • High street firms covering conveyancing, wills, probate and family
  • Employment, immigration and personal injury specialists
  • Commercial and corporate boutiques
  • Barristers’ chambers and individual practitioners
  • Legal service providers and consultancies

We are based in London and work with firms across England and Wales and beyond through video calls and shared project boards, with in-person meetings in London by arrangement.

Not sure if your current site needs rebuilding? Our free audit gives you a personal video review of your website, transparency information and search visibility within 2 working days.

How it works

What happens after you get in touch

  1. 01Free audit

    We review your site, search visibility, ads and competitors, then send a short video walkthrough with the quickest wins.

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  2. 02Plan and price

    A one-page plan with goals, channels, timeline and a fixed monthly price. No surprises later.

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  3. 03Launch in weeks

    Tracking first, then quick wins, then the bigger builds. You see progress in the first month.

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  4. 04Report and grow

    Monthly report in plain English: leads, sales, cost per result and what we do next.

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FAQ

Law firm web design questions, answered

Still unsure? Ask us anything. We reply within one working day.

How much does a law firm website cost in the UK?

It ranges widely. Template sites for sole practitioners can cost a few thousand pounds, while specialist legal agencies often quote £10,000 to £30,000 or more for larger firms. ProntX law firm websites start from £1,950 at a fixed price, with practice-heavy and multi-office sites typically costing more depending on pages, content and integrations.

What must a solicitor's website include under SRA rules?

Regulated firms must display the SRA clickable digital badge, and firms offering services covered by the Transparency Rules must publish price and service information prominently. Complaints information, including Legal Ombudsman details, should be available, and firm details such as your SRA number belong on the site. Your compliance officer should always approve the final wording.

Do you write the content for practice-area pages?

We can. Our writers draft practice-area pages from short interviews with your fee earners, in plain English and structured for search. A solicitor then reviews every page for accuracy before launch. Some firms prefer to write their own copy, in which case we provide templates and edit for clarity and SEO.

Can you integrate with our case management system or CRM?

Often, yes. Many legal case management systems and CRMs accept enquiries through forms, email parsing or an API. We confirm what your system supports during discovery and include the integration in the quote, so enquiries arrive where your team already works.

How long does a law firm website take to build?

Most projects take four to eight weeks from content sign-off. The biggest variable is content: practice-area pages and solicitor profiles need input and approval from busy fee earners. We provide a clear content plan and deadlines at the start to keep things moving.

Will my new website help with SEO?

Yes, the structure is planned for search from the start: a page for each service, solicitor profiles, structured data, fast loading and redirects from your old pages. Ongoing rankings depend on content, reviews and links over time, which is where our law firm SEO service comes in.

Should our intake form ask clients for case details?

Only the minimum needed to triage. Asking for full case details before a conflict check creates risk for the client and the firm. A good form asks for matter type, timescale, location and contact preference, with guidance on what not to include until you have spoken.

Who owns the website when it is finished?

You do. The domain, hosting account, design and code are in your firm's name, and there are no licence fees from us. If you ever move to another provider, you take everything with you. Our optional care plan covers updates, backups and security, and you can cancel it anytime.

Can you make our website accessible?

Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, test with automated tools and manual checks, and fix issues before launch. That covers contrast, keyboard navigation, form labels, alternative text and screen reader support. We avoid accessibility overlay widgets, which do not fix underlying problems.

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