Law firm web design that gives each practice area its own consultation path.
Someone looking for a lawyer is trying to tell if the firm handles their kind of matter and how to ask for a consultation. A single page titled Practice Areas rarely does that.
What gets in the way online
Legal buyers leave when every matter is squeezed into one page or the form asks them to write a brief.
Practice areas share one page
Personal injury, family, and business questions do not belong in the same four sentences. Each area you want inquiries for needs its own page.
The consultation form is missing or huge
The form should collect the matter type, the city, and a short description. It should not ask for a full case file on the first visit.
The copy sounds like a promise
A firm site can explain process. It cannot honestly promise a result, a recovery, or a timeline for a case.
What the site includes
Each practice area you confirm gets a page, a plain next step, and a consultation form that names the matter.
Practice-area pages
Personal injury and the other areas you name, written as process and fit. No verdicts, settlements, or client stories unless you later provide ones we can verify.
Consultation form
Matter type, city, contact details, and a short note. Pro can split that into steps.
What happens next
Who reads the form and what the first conversation is for. No claim that the firm will take every matter.
Recommended package
Pro fits firms that need several practice-area pages and a consultation form with more than one step.
Pro
$1,499 one-time
For businesses ready to compete for the top local searches in their market.
- Everything in Growth, plus:
- Up to 15 pages
- Online booking or a multi-step quote form
- Up to 8 service-area pages
- Keyword research and a full search page plan
- FAQ schema for richer Google results
- Advanced speed optimization: under 2.5 seconds on mobile
- Accessibility review (WCAG AA)
- 30 days of priority post-launch support
- 3 rounds of revisions
- Live in about 3 weeks
Ongoing care: $49/month
Questions for this trade
Will you publish case results?
Not unless you provide a result we can verify and you accept the wording. We do not invent recoveries, verdicts, or client quotes.
Is this legal advice or a lawyer referral service?
No. Naxaria Studio designs the site. The firm is responsible for the legal content it asks us to publish and for reviewing it before launch.