Fort Worth Web Design for Law Firms.
People look up an attorney online before they call. I build law firm sites that explain your practice areas clearly, introduce your attorneys honestly and stay within the Texas advertising rules.
01 / What's at Stake
The decision to call happens on your website
Clients
Clients compare first
Someone facing a divorce, a lawsuit or a business dispute will look at three or four firms before picking up the phone. Your site has to answer "can they help me?" fast.
Referrals
Other attorneys look too
Lawyers who refer work out check your site before sending a client your way. A dated site reflects on them as well as you.
Rules
Every page is advertising
Under the Texas Disciplinary Rules, your whole website counts. Specialist claims, case results and testimonials all come with conditions.
Access
Accessibility protects you
Law firms get ADA website demand letters like any other business. A site that works with screen readers and keyboards from launch gives a letter less to point at.
02 / Who I Work With
Law firms and legal practices
I work with firms that want a website as careful as their work, from solo practitioners to multi-attorney firms.
03 / What Clients Check
Four things they look for in the first minute
01
Attorneys and credentials
Who will handle their matter, with real photos, bar admissions and plain-language bios. Board certification worded the way the Texas Board of Legal Specialization requires.
02
Practice areas
What you handle and what you don't, written so a non-lawyer can follow it.
03
How to get started
What a consultation looks like and a form that's quick to fill out.
04
Location and hours
Accurate and matching your Google Business Profile, so nobody drives to the wrong address.
Accessibility
I hold a U.S. Senate Certificate of Commendation for accessibility advocacy.
I build accessibility in from the first wireframe, so the site works with screen readers, keyboards and enlarged text on launch day. That matters for the people you serve, and it means fixing problems before a demand letter finds them.
04 / The Rules
Built with the Texas advertising rules in mind
Under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, your entire website has to comply with Rules 7.01 and 7.02, not just the homepage. That covers who's named as responsible for the content, how you describe your experience and when you can use the word "specialist." I write and lay out pages with that in mind: board certification worded correctly, no unsupported "best lawyer in Fort Worth" claims, and case results and testimonials handled carefully.
The final call on compliance is yours. Your homepage generally has to be filed with the State Bar's Advertising Review Committee, and you're responsible for what the site says. I'll flag anything that looks risky, and I recommend you review the final copy before launch.
05 / What I Build
What I build for law firms
From $8,500
Law firm web design
A custom site with practice area pages, attorney bios and a consultation form people will actually finish.
$7,500
Brand identity
Naming, identity, messaging and a style guide that look credible on your site, your letterhead and your sign.
$550 per year
Website accessibility
Ongoing ADA and WCAG support for screen readers, keyboard navigation and captions.
From $1,100/mo
Local SEO
Visibility for practice-area searches in Fort Worth and beyond, with a Google profile that matches your site. No ranking guarantees.
$7,500
Brand strategy
Who you serve, what sets your firm apart and why clients choose you.
From $600
Business cards, letterhead, practice-area brochures and presentation folders delivered as press-ready files.
06 / Search
Found by clients near you
People search by practice area and city, with terms like "divorce lawyer Fort Worth" or "business attorney near me," and more of them now ask AI tools for a name. I'm based in Fort Worth, a few minutes from the Tarrant County courthouse, and I build practice-area and location pages for the cities you serve across Tarrant, Parker, Johnson and Denton counties.
Firms with more than one office get a page and an accurate Google listing for each one.
07 / Work in the Field
Taking on my first law firm clients
I don't have a published law firm case study yet, and I'd rather tell you that than pretend otherwise. The process is the same one I use for every build, and my first law firm clients get my full attention from the first call to launch.
08 / Questions
Common questions
Will you file my site with the State Bar?
No. Filing is the attorney's responsibility. I'll give you the final copy and screenshots of the homepage so filing is simple.
Can you show my board certification?
Yes, in the exact wording the Texas Board of Legal Specialization requires.
Can you make my existing site accessible?
Often, yes. On a free 30-minute Zoom, we'll look at your current site and I'll tell you whether fixing it or rebuilding makes more sense.
What does it cost?
Law firm websites start at $8,500. Accessibility support is $550 a year, and local SEO starts at $1,100 a month. You'll get a firm quote after the free Zoom.
Who owns the website?
You do. You own your domain from day one and have access to your project files and hosting. Nothing is locked behind me.
All Hands on Deck
Make your website as careful as your work
Book a free 30-minute Zoom. We'll look at your site the way a prospective client would, and you'll leave knowing what to fix.
Book a free 30-minute Zoom →We utilize a top-tier CDN to deliver images and videos with lightning-fast speed.
CDN Integration
Client Login
Clients log into the platform from a custom branded login screen.
Give site visitors confidence by loading sites securely with SSL (https).
