Web design · Law firms
A law firm website that explains each practice area in plain English, publishes the prices and complaints information the SRA requires, and turns visitors into well-qualified enquiries.
The short answer
Storvexa builds websites for solicitors and law firms: a WordPress site from $799 in 15 days, or a custom-coded site from $1,999 in about 4 weeks. Each one has a page per practice area, solicitor profiles, enquiry forms by type of matter, and the SRA Transparency Rules pages built in from the start: prices for the services the rules cover, your complaints procedure, and the SRA number and digital badge.
Every price is agreed in writing before work starts. Your domain and hosting are bought in your name, so they are yours from day one.
What the site has to do
People rarely look for a solicitor for fun. They are buying a house, dealing with a death, facing a dismissal or a court date. They want to know quickly that you handle their kind of matter, what it will cost and who will do the work.
Residential conveyancing, wills and probate, family, employment, immigration, commercial: each with who it is for, how the matter runs, how long it takes and what it costs. These are the pages people find in search.
For the services the Transparency Rules cover, price information is not optional. We give each one a clear, prominent price section that is easy to keep up to date.
Solicitor profiles with photo, experience, qualifications and the work they supervise. The rules expect this information next to your prices, and clients choose people.
A conveyancing quote needs the price of the property; an employment enquiry needs dates. Short forms per matter bring enquiries you can act on, routed to the right team.
The SRA digital badge, your SRA number, accreditations you hold, and reviews linked to where they were written.
Plain English, readable type, good contrast and forms that work with a keyboard and a screen reader. Clients come to a law firm stressed; the site should not add to it.
What your site should show
Checked against the SRA Transparency Rules. If your firm is authorised by the SRA, you'll want each of these in place before launch, and we build them in from the first draft.
If your firm advertises any of these services, you must publish costs information for them: residential conveyancing (sales, purchases, mortgages and re-mortgages), probate (collecting and distributing an estate after a death), immigration applications (not asylum) and First-tier Tribunal appeals against Home Office visa or immigration decisions, summary-only road traffic offences dealt with at a single hearing, employment tribunal claims for unfair or wrongful dismissal (for employees and for employers defending them), debt recovery up to £100,000, and licensing applications for business premises.
Official source SRA Transparency Rules · rule 1The total cost or, where that is not practicable, an average or range; the basis of your charges; the experience and qualifications of the people doing and supervising the work; likely disbursements; VAT; what is included, the key stages and their likely timescales; and what is not included. It must be clear, accessible and in a prominent place on the site.
Official source SRA Transparency Rules · rule 1Publish your complaints procedure, including how and when a complaint can be made to the Legal Ombudsman and to the SRA.
Official source SRA Transparency Rules · rule 2Display your SRA number and the SRA's digital badge in a prominent place on the website. Your letterhead and emails also need the SRA number and the words "authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority", and we put the same line in the site footer.
Official source SRA Transparency Rules · rule 4This is a builder's checklist, not legal or regulatory advice. Guidance changes, so check your regulator's current pages; we build the pages it asks for and make them easy for you to keep up to date.
What we build
Most firms do best with WordPress, because price pages and team profiles change and the firm should be able to change them without waiting for anyone.
Prices in USD. You get a written quote before any work starts.
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We have not built a website for a law firm yet, and we will not claim otherwise. Our closest live work is a professional office that handles tax returns, notarisation and immigration form assistance, with clients who need to trust it before they call.
Cali Taxes & Notary: a clear list of exactly which services the office offers, call buttons all the way down the page, and "Request a time" and "Request a callback" forms that email the office. Hand-coded in Astro, so every page loads fast on a phone.
Process · first call to launch
A transparent process from first call to long-term support.
Start Your ProjectWe clarify scope, constraints and success criteria together — no sales scripts.
A clear estimate with milestones, honest timelines and zero surprises.
Clean architecture, automated checks and regular demos while we build.
Build, demo, adjust — every weekWe deploy, monitor and keep improving what we built — long after launch.
Payment and timeline
For websites you pay 25% to start, 25% when half the work is done and the remaining 50% when the site is complete. A Basic Website is delivered in 15 days and a Business Website in about 4 weeks. Web apps and booking systems are billed by the hour or as a monthly dedicated developer, with a demo every week.
Next step
Tell us what you need in a few lines. You get a first reply within a working day and a written quote before any work starts.
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