Websites for law firms and accountants

Law firm website design, and websites for accountants, that explain your services clearly and make it easy to book a consultation.

Law firm website design: what your site can do

Why a good website matters for law firms and accountants

Clients looking for a lawyer or accountant are often under stress, and they judge a firm quickly. They want to see that you handle their kind of issue, that you are qualified, and that contacting you is easy and private. A clear, professional website with plain language builds confidence before the first conversation.

What visitors look for before they contact you

• The areas of law or accounting services you handle, explained simply
• Qualifications, memberships and years in practice
• Profiles of the partners and team
• How an engagement works and how fees are discussed
• A confidential, simple way to get in touch
• Helpful guides that answer common questions

Pages and features we set up

Every site is built around the way your customers actually decide. Here is what is usually included:

• A home page that names your practice areas and has a clear contact action
• A page for each practice area or service
• Team pages with credentials
• A guides or news section for search traffic and credibility
• A contact page with office details and an inquiry form

How people find law firms and accountants on Google

Clients search by problem and place, for example “small business accountant in Toronto” or “family lawyer near me”. We build a page for each service around the question the client is asking, and add your firm details for Google.

Mistakes we see on law firms and accountants websites

• Pages of legal terms that the client cannot follow
• No clear indication of who you help or where you practice
• Contact forms that do not mention confidentiality
• Outdated articles or advice that no longer applies

Which platform fits

WordPress is a common choice for firms that plan to publish many guides. Wix suits smaller practices that want to launch quickly and manage the site themselves. We add disclaimers and privacy pages, and your own advisors should review legal wording before you publish.

Common questions

Can the site include articles and guides?

Yes. A guides section helps you be found for common questions and shows your expertise.

Can clients upload documents?

We can add a secure upload option where your tools allow it. For sensitive documents we recommend your existing secure client portal.

Do you write the legal pages?

We provide standard privacy and cookie pages as a starting point. Your own advisor should confirm that they fit your practice.

Next steps

Tell us about your business and we will reply within one working day with a written scope and a fixed quote. You can also read our pricing page, or start with these guides: Write your website text and Pages a small business website needs.