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Website design

A firm website built to load fast and sign cases

Law firm website design is the build of a fast, accessible, conversion-focused site for your firm. Rule Seven builds it from $6,500 one-time, published, with mobile-first layouts, bilingual pages and intake baked into every template - designed to pass Core Web Vitals and turn visits into calls.

Published prices 51-state rule fluency Spanish included
What you get

Designed for speed, access, and intake

  • Mobile-first, ADA-aware design
  • Bilingual (EN/ES) page templates
  • Intake and click-to-call built into every layout
  • Core Web Vitals performance from day one
  • Schema and on-page SEO wired in
A marketing team reviewing law-firm website designs on screen.

How it works

  1. Structure & content. We map the pages and write conversion-focused copy.
  2. Design & build. A fast, accessible site is built and reviewed on real devices.
  3. Launch & measure. We ship it, then watch speed and conversion, not just looks.

Speed is a ranking and conversion factor

A slow site loses rankings and callers. We build to a Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5 seconds and a clean layout-shift score, then keep it there.

Compliance: Required disclaimers and disclosures for your jurisdiction are built into the templates, not bolted on later.

<2.5s
target Largest Contentful Paint on launch
$6,500
one-time starting, published
Wondering what this would actually cost your firm? Our prices are published - packages from $2,500/mo, and every service has a starting rate you can see before you call.
Straight answers

Website design questions

Q. What does a firm website cost?

From $6,500 one-time, published on our pricing page. Ongoing technical work is separate.

Q. Is the site bilingual?

Yes - EN/ES templates are standard, so you can reach Spanish-speaking clients without a bolt-on.

Q. Do you handle the technical SEO too?

Yes; see technical SEO & web for ongoing Core Web Vitals and schema work.

Q. Will it be accessible?

We build ADA-aware layouts with proper contrast, focus states and semantics as a baseline.

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