When does a law firm website need redesigning?
It cannot be updated without calling the agency.
A new fee earner joins and it takes three weeks to get a profile live.
It is slow on a phone.
Most people looking for a solicitor search on mobile, often in a stressful moment.
The SRA price pages were added as an afterthought.
A PDF linked from the footer, last updated before your fees went up.
Your practice areas have changed.
You stopped doing personal injury two years ago, but it is still the biggest item in the menu.
You do not own it.
The domain, hosting or design is held by an agency you no longer want to work with.
What does the redesign process look like?
Stage What happens
1. Free check
We review your current site against the SRA website requirements, speed, structure and search visibility and send you the findings
2. Page inventory
Every current URL listed with its traffic, rankings and enquiries
3. Keep, merge or retire
We agree with you which pages stay, which combine and which go
4. Redirect map
Every retired URL pointed to its best new home
5. Build
New design, new copy, same proven pages where they work
6. Launch and watch
Search Console monitored for 30 days for broken links and lost rankings
What usually changes in a law firm redesign?
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| One "Services" page | A page per practice area, each with its own FAQs |
| A fees PDF in the footer | A price page for each SRA-listed service, linked from the practice-area page |
| Team page with names only | Profiles with experience, qualifications and practice areas |
| Image of the SRA logo | Working clickable badge linked to mySRA |
| One contact form | Forms routed by practice area, optionally into Clio or LEAP |
What does it cost?
Group
From £7,500
Multi-office firms and firms with 20+ fee earners
Practice
From £3,995
Firms with several practice areas and teams
Starter
From £1,995
Sole practitioners and single practice-area firms
Hosting and care: £65 a month, rolling, 30 days' notice. Quotes are held for seven days.
Migration is included on Practice and Group. On Starter it is quoted separately, usually only needed if your current site has more than 20 pages.