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One page per area, such as family, property or labour law, explaining the process in plain language.
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Websites for law firms and attorneys, built around practice area pages, attorney profiles and intake that saves time. Packages from R5,000 once-off.

A law firm website should help a prospective client decide quickly: which matters the firm handles, who the attorneys are, how the first consultation works and what it costs, in clear language that stays within the LPC's rules.
Clients usually look for an attorney when something has already happened: a dispute, a divorce, a property transfer or a business deal. They want to know quickly whether the firm handles their kind of matter, who they will deal with and what the first step costs.
Clients search by practice area and location, compare two or three firms, then call or send an enquiry. Practice area pages and attorney profiles usually matter most.
People rarely browse for an attorney for pleasure. They arrive with a specific problem and a fair amount of stress. A law firm website that names their matter, explains the process step by step and shows who they will actually work with gives them the confidence to make contact, while staying within the Legal Practice Council's rules.
What shapes a website for law firms and attorneys in South Africa.
| Legal | |
|---|---|
| Who we build for | Law firms and attorneys |
| How customers decide | Clients search by practice area and location, compare two or three firms, then call or send an enquiry. |
| Pages most sites need | Practice areas, Attorneys, Consultations and fees, Guides and articles, Contact and offices |
| Systems we connect | Matter management software, secure document upload, calendar booking and email |
| Rules to respect | Attorneys are regulated by the Legal Practice Council (LPC), whose Code of Conduct requires marketing to be accurate and not to guarantee outcomes, and client information falls under POPIA and legal privilege. |
| Package that usually fits | Business Website, with a page per practice area |
Four features we design every project in this sector around.
One page per area, such as family, property or labour law, explaining the process in plain language.
Admission, experience and focus areas for each attorney.
An enquiry form that asks the right questions and flags urgent matters.
Explanations of common processes, such as transfers or divorce, that build trust.
The problems we see most often on law firms and attorneys’ websites, and how we fix them.
Four steps, from the first call to a launched legal website you can test on your own phone.
Your business, customers and goals shape the brief; pages, functionality and scope are agreed in writing.
Layouts and a customer journey in your brand, refined with you on a live preview link.
Responsive development with content structure and Core Web Vitals in mind.
Cross-device checks, SEO essentials and handover, with care plans if you want them.
The same published packages for every industry. Final scope is confirmed in your quotation.
Up to 5 pages, mobile-first, contact and WhatsApp setup, basic on-page SEO.
5–12 pages, custom UI, CMS and blog, speed work, schema and lead forms.
Fully custom design, animation, advanced SEO structure and integrations.
For legal, we usually recommend the Business Website, with a page per practice area. Full details on the web design page.
Our packages are the same for every industry: Starter R5,000, Business R10,000 and Premium R25,000–R60,000+, all once-off. For law firms and attorneys, the Business Website, with a page per practice area.
A Starter site takes 1–2 weeks, a Business site 1–5 weeks and a Premium site 3–6 weeks, depending on content, approvals and integrations.
The Legal Practice Council's Code of Conduct allows attorneys to market their services, but the content must be accurate and must not guarantee outcomes or make misleading comparisons. We write within those limits and leave final sign-off to the firm.
Yes, through a secure upload rather than email. It keeps sensitive documents in one place and supports your POPIA and privilege obligations from the first contact.
Attorneys are regulated by the Legal Practice Council (LPC), whose Code of Conduct requires marketing to be accurate and not to guarantee outcomes, and client information falls under POPIA and legal privilege. We design with these in mind and leave legal sign-off to you and your advisers.
Tell us about your business and what customers need from your website. We’ll reply with the right package and next step.