Website Design
A pretty site that doesn't book consults is an expensive brochure. We build fast, accessible law firm websites for Utah practices, then wire them to turn visitors into signed cases.
Conversion-first
Most law-firm sites bury the phone number and hide the consult behind three clicks. That's a leak, not a design choice. We fix it.
The headline answers what your visitor searched. Someone who typed "Salt Lake City DUI lawyer" lands on a page about exactly that, with one obvious next step.
Real attorney photos, Google review count, bar credentials, and case results above the fold. These are the signals that actually move people to call.
A sticky phone number, a short intake form, and a single dominant CTA on every page. No dead ends, no competing buttons.
What's included
One team owns the whole site, so the words, the code, and the lead form actually work together.
A look built around your firm and your practice areas. No template every other Wasatch Front attorney is already using.
See the build
Clean WordPress build with proper structure and page speed, so the work our law firm SEO team does has something solid to rank.
Law firm SEO
Practice-area pages, attorney bios, and FAQs written by people who write for law firms all day. Plain English, no filler.
Legal content
Short forms, click-to-call, and a connection to your CRM or intake software, so a new lead lands in front of the right person fast.
Talk to usSpeed & accessibility
Google measures real-user experience, and so do your future clients. We build to both.
We target Google's thresholds at the 75th percentile of real visits: Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5s, Interaction to Next Paint under 200ms, layout shift under 0.1. Slow sites bleed clients — Google found 53% of mobile visitors leave a page that takes over three seconds to load.
We build to WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard courts lean on in ADA Title III cases. Web-accessibility lawsuits have climbed for years, and law firms are not exempt. An inaccessible site shuts out clients and invites a demand letter.
Most legal searches happen on a phone, often right after an accident or arrest. Tap targets, click-to-call, and a form that's easy to finish one-handed come standard.
How it works
A typical attorney website design runs about 6–10 weeks, depending on size and how fast we get content and approvals (representative range).
We start with your best cases and the searches that bring them. From there we map the pages, the offers, and where every CTA goes.
Design, copywriting, and development run together, not in a relay. You review real pages, not a deck of mockups you have to imagine.
We check speed, accessibility, forms, and tracking before launch — then watch the numbers and tune what isn't converting.
Questions
For most firms, 6 to 10 weeks from kickoff to launch (a representative range). The biggest variable is how quickly we get content, photos, and approvals. A larger multi-location site or one with heavy custom copy takes longer; a focused single-practice site can move faster.
Yes. You own the site, the domain, the copy we write, and your analytics. We build on a platform you keep, so you're never held hostage by your marketing partner.
Most of the time, yes. WordPress gives you a fast, search-friendly site your team can update without a developer. If your firm already runs another platform, we'll tell you straight whether to keep it or move.
Both come standard. We build to WCAG 2.1 AA — the standard courts reference in ADA Title III cases — and design phone-first, since most legal searches happen on mobile.
It depends on what you've got. If the foundation is solid, we'll rebuild and keep what works. If it's slow, dated, or costing you consults, a fresh build is usually the better investment. We'll give you the honest answer, not the one that bills more.
We wire forms and click-to-call straight into your intake workflow or CRM, so a new lead reaches the right person quickly. Pair it with our legal content and law firm SEO work and the whole funnel pulls in one direction.
Book a strategy session and we'll show you exactly where your current site is leaking consults — and what to do about it.