For law firms and solo attorneys. A sober, confidence-first design with practice-area sections, attorney profiles and a consultation request - structured the way clients (and search engines) evaluate legal services.
Give every practice area its own titled section written in client language ("Car accident claims", not "Tort litigation"), add bar admissions and results to each attorney profile, and put the free-consultation offer in the hero - it is the deciding factor for most legal queries.
Somebody looking for a solicitor describes their situation in ordinary words. The firm that names those situations on the page gets the enquiry; the one that lists practice areas as a colleague would name them does not.
"Being made redundant", "buying a first flat", "separating and there are children". Put the plain description first and the legal category after, so the page matches how people actually search and how an assistant would summarise the call.
Photograph, qualification, years in practice, the kind of matter they handle. Legal services are bought on confidence in a person, and an anonymous firm page provides nothing to be confident about.
Free or fixed-fee initial consultation, how long it takes, what to bring, what happens next. Uncertainty about cost and commitment is the main reason an enquiry is not made at all.
Consultation slots can be booked directly through set up bookings rather than through a form and a callback. The general shape of a professional services site is covered in how to make a professional services website.
Yes - you can start building with the Legal Associates template for free. Paid plans unlock more projects, custom domains, and additional features.
It comes with 4 ready-made pages: Home, About, Services, Contact.
Literata for headings and Libre Franklin for body text, on a palette built around #6b1d2a and #f5f0e6.
No. The Legal Associates template is edited visually in the drag-and-drop builder - no coding at any point.
Professional Services
Estate agent: a full-bleed terrace, the real listings with search, the fee on a brick band, neighbourhoods as street-sign plates, a free valuation as the ask.
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Operations consultancy as a working session: grid paper, a 2x2 matrix of the problems it solves, engagements with duration bars and fixed fees.
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Accountancy as a ledger and a calendar: ruled paper, six tax deadlines as tear-off date tiles, three monthly fixed-fee plans, a free first meeting as the ask.