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Someone who needs a lawyer is usually under pressure: a divorce, an injury, a dispute with a landlord, a business sale.

That person wants to know three things: do you handle my kind of case, who will I speak to, and how fast can I talk to someone.

Good law firm website design answers those questions on the first screen. Your practice areas are named in plain words. A photo shows the lawyer behind the name. A button to book a consultation stays in view on every page.

People search for the problem they have. So each practice area gets its own page, written for the client and free of legal jargon. Explain each legal term the first time you use it.

1. The situation in the client's wordsStart with what the client is going through, then explain how you help and what the first step looks like.
2. The process in stepsFirst call, review of documents, strategy, resolution. A client who sees the route feels calmer about starting.
3. How fees workState whether you bill hourly, at a fixed fee or on contingency, meaning you are paid from the result. Clarity here lowers the barrier to call.
4. The lawyer who handles itLink each practice page to the profile of the attorney who does that work, with admissions and experience.
5. Questions clients askA short FAQ per practice area answers what people type into Google and into AI assistants.

A new client often reaches out in the evening, after work, when your office is closed. Your website takes the request at that moment and places the consultation in your calendar.

The intake form stays short: name, contact details, the type of matter and a few lines about the situation. A clear line states that sending the form is a request for contact, and that representation starts with a signed agreement.

1. Consultation booking with a calendar linkThe client picks a phone call, a video call or an office visit. The appointment lands in your calendar.
2. An AI chatbot for practical questionsOffice hours, parking, which documents to bring, which practice area fits. For legal questions the chatbot offers a consultation.
3. Follow-up by email and WhatsAppA request that stays open gets a friendly reminder, so the client reaches your desk and stays there.

The lead magnet that fits a law firm is a short case check. A visitor answers four or five questions: the kind of matter, when it happened, where, and what outcome they hope for.

At the end the visitor books a consultation. You receive the answers up front, so the first call starts with the facts already on the table. The check gathers information and leaves the legal advice to you.

For an estate planning practice it becomes a will and trust check. For an immigration practice, a visa route check. For an employment practice, a dismissal check.

In the United States, clients compare attorneys on Google, Avvo, Justia, FindLaw, Martindale-Hubbell and Super Lawyers. In the United Kingdom, people check Google, the Law Society's Find a Solicitor directory, Chambers and The Legal 500.

Your Google Business Profile shows up first for local searches. Keep your address, hours, practice areas and photos complete. After a matter closes, the website sends the client a request for a review.

Advertising by lawyers is regulated. Your state bar, law society or the Solicitors Regulation Authority sets the rules for claims, testimonials and price information. You review every page before launch, so the copy fits the rules where you practice.

Clients search by problem and place: divorce lawyer near me, personal injury attorney in a city, immigration solicitor in a town. Americans say attorney, Britons, Irish and Australians say solicitor, and Canadians mostly say lawyer. Your pages use the word your clients use.

Our law firm web design includes structured data, a small block of code that tells Google your firm, address and practice areas. Every month we work on your SEO and on visibility in AI search such as ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews.

We build the complete website for your firm up front, at our own cost, in your own brand. You pay nothing upfront. In a 15-minute online showcase we walk through it together.

Choose us and your website is live within two weeks. Two months after launch you choose again. Stop after two improvement rounds and you get your money back.

Delta Six is a Dutch agency from Maasdam, the Netherlands. We work online with firm owners and plan the showcase at a time that suits your time zone.