Regulation
Your regulatory details, shown where clients and the rules expect.
- SRA digital badge on every page
- Regulatory information in the footer
- Complaints procedure clearly linked
Web design for solicitors
Websites for solicitors
A website that shows you’re regulated, sets out your prices where the rules expect it, and explains wills, probate and property in words a worried client understands.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing solicitors
- 1
Are you regulated?
Clients want proof they’re dealing with a proper firm. Your SRA details and badge should be easy to find.
- 2
What will it cost?
For services like conveyancing and probate, people expect to see price information and what’s included.
- 3
Do you handle my kind of matter?
A farm partnership, a house sale, a parent’s estate. People look for their own situation in plain words.
- 4
Who will I deal with?
Legal work is personal. Clients want to see the people, their experience and how to reach them.
What we put on the page
What we put on a law firm website
Price information
Clear pricing pages for the services that need them.
- Conveyancing and probate price ranges
- What’s included and what isn’t
- Typical timescales and key stages
Rural and agricultural
Pages for the matters that come up on farms and estates.
- Farm succession and partnerships
- Agricultural tenancies and land sales
- Rights of way and boundary questions
Services for people
Wills, estates and family matters explained calmly.
- Wills and lasting powers of attorney
- Probate and estate administration
- Residential property and remortgages
Your team
The people clients will actually speak to.
- Profiles with experience and specialisms
- Direct phone and email details
- Welsh-speaking staff if you have them
Enquiries
A form that gathers the basics before the first call.
- Type of matter and urgency
- Emailed straight to the right person
- Clear note on what not to send by email
The write-up
What a law firm's website has to do
People rarely go looking for a solicitor when life is going well. They’re selling a house, dealing with a parent’s estate or trying to sort out who takes on the farm. They want to know quickly whether you handle their kind of matter, what it might cost and whether you’re a properly regulated firm. Many law firm websites answer none of that, offering a long list of practice areas and a photo of a gavel.
We build the site around the matters you actually handle. Wills, lasting powers of attorney, probate and residential property each get a calm, plain page explaining what’s involved and the usual steps. If agricultural work is a big part of your practice, farm succession, partnerships, tenancies and land sales get pages of their own, written for farmers rather than other lawyers. You approve everything before it goes live.
Regulation and pricing sit at the centre. Your SRA digital badge goes on every page, with regulatory details and your complaints procedure clearly linked. The SRA’s transparency rules expect price and service information for certain areas, including some conveyancing and probate work, so we build clear pricing pages showing ranges, what’s included, what costs extra and typical timescales. Rules change, so we’ll ask you to check the current requirements with the SRA, and we update the pages whenever you need.
The team page matters more than firms expect. Clients want to see who they’ll deal with, their experience and how to reach them directly. If you have Welsh-speaking staff, we say so. Enquiries go through a short form that asks the type of matter and how urgent it is, then emails the right person. It warns people not to send confidential documents that way, and links to your secure portal if you have one.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for solicitors in Shropshire and Powys
Firms here handle a lot of property, probate and farm work, often for families who have been clients for generations. The website has to feel trustworthy and speak plainly.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
The county town has a wide choice of firms. Clear price information and specialist pages help clients choose you.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryClose to the border, where some law and procedure differ between England and Wales. Say clearly where you act and how you handle cross-border matters.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolA market town surrounded by farms, so succession, partnerships and land sales are common. Give agricultural work its own page.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownThe largest town in Powys, with clients from across mid Wales. If you offer services in Welsh, show it prominently.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowMany period and listed properties change hands here, and buyers often come from further afield. Conveyancing pages that mention older buildings speak to them.
Ludlow page → Powys KnightonA small border town with hill farms all around. Explain that you can meet at the farm or work by phone and post.
Knighton page →Example sites
Example website designs for solicitors
View the site Sterling & Vance Legal
Professional & formal
A second take on professional and formal, burgundy and charcoal in place of navy, for a firm with its own voice.
View the site Ashworth & Pike Surveyors
Professional & formal
Fifty years of practice made legible: credentials up front, and a services grid that reads like a well-set document.
View the site Harbor & Co. Accountants
Professional & formal
A trust-building layout for a firm where clients want to feel reassured before they even call.
Questions from solicitors
Can you add our SRA digital badge?
Yes. We add your SRA badge using the code the SRA provides, along with your regulatory details and complaints information. Check current SRA guidance on what must be shown and where.
Do we have to publish prices?
The SRA’s transparency rules require price and service information for certain services, which includes some conveyancing and probate work. We’ll set out your information clearly, but please check the current rules with the SRA for your firm.
Can you write about rural and agricultural law?
Yes. We write plain pages on farm succession, tenancies and land matters based on a call with you. You approve every page before it goes live.
Can clients send documents through the site?
We can link to the secure client portal or document system you already use. Our enquiry form is for first contact, not confidential documents, and we’ll say so on the form.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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