Clear practice areas
Each area of work gets a short section in plain words: what you handle, for whom, and what the first step looks like. No jargon.
Websites for law firms, notaries, accountants and tax advisers
A calm, factual website: clients see what you handle, who will work on their matter and how to ask for a first appointment.
Website design for lawyers and accountants is about trust, not about loud advertising. People who need a lawyer, a notary or an accountant are often worried, short of time or facing a deadline. Before they call, they want to know whether you handle their kind of matter, who you are and how to get an appointment. A clear website answers these questions and brings you enquiries that fit your practice, instead of calls you have to turn away.
Someone with a dispute about a lease, a new company to set up or a tax return they do not understand searches "lawyer" or "accountant" plus the town on Google. Many ask friends first and then check the name online. In both cases they look for the same things. Which areas do you work in? Who are the people in the office, and what are their qualifications? Do you speak their language? How do they get a first appointment, and what should they bring? A good practice website answers this in plain words. Each practice area gets a short, clear description. The team page shows photos, professional titles and languages. The appointment request asks only for the essentials, because the details of a matter belong in the meeting, not in a web form. A checklist tells new clients which documents to prepare, so the first meeting is useful for both sides. In every country there are professional rules on how lawyers, notaries and tax advisers may present themselves and advertise. I keep the texts factual and informative, without promises of results, and the final check against your professional rules stays with you or your chamber. In Germany and Austria a business website also needs a legal notice (Impressum), and for regulated professions it contains extra details, for example the professional title and the responsible chamber.
Each area of work gets a short section in plain words: what you handle, for whom, and what the first step looks like. No jargon.
Photo, professional title, languages and areas of each lawyer, notary, accountant or adviser. Clients see who they will meet.
The client chooses a topic, a preferred day and how to be contacted. Your office confirms the time. A booking tool like this is included in every package from Essential upwards.
A page that lists what to bring to a first meeting, for example contracts, letters with deadlines or last year's papers for a tax return. Clients come prepared.
An encrypted connection (SSL), a form that asks for no details of the matter, and a privacy policy written for the tools the site really uses.
Legal notice, privacy policy and cookie banner are included. The site can run in several languages for clients from abroad, at €99 per extra language.
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Hosting for the first year is included in every package, and a logo from Essential upwards. The domain is paid separately.
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Read the case study › Case study: Diagnoza Auto Simon →Yes, factual information about your office is common and useful for clients. What is allowed in detail depends on the professional rules of your profession and country. I write in an informing tone, without promises of results. The final check stays with you or your chamber, because I am not a lawyer.
I advise against uploading confidential documents through a simple web form. The form asks only for the topic and contact details. Documents come later, through the channel your office already uses for confidential files, or in person at the first meeting.
The form collects only what you need to call back: name, phone or e-mail, topic and preferred day. The connection is encrypted. The privacy policy matches the tools the site really uses. For questions about client files and your own duties, please ask your data protection adviser or your chamber.
A solo lawyer or accountant with three or four areas of work is often well served by the Essential website at €999: one page with up to twelve sections. An office with several people, a page per practice area and a document checklist needs more pages. That is the Business website at €1,499, with up to 10 pages and your Google Business Profile included.
Yes. A blog section costs €99. Short articles on questions you hear every week help clients and help Google understand what you do. With the editing panel for €299 you publish them yourself. The panel needs the monthly care plan at €69 a month.
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