Clear service navigation.
Clear legal-service navigation
Trust through clarity
Make unfamiliar legal services easier to understand. Clear information, considered design and practical contact routes, shaped around the questions people ask before approaching your firm.

A proper starting point
People looking for legal help often need to understand an unfamiliar process before they contact someone. I build websites that present services clearly, make the next step understandable and give your team a practical way to manage the information visitors need.
A visitor may know the problem they face without knowing the legal service name. We plan the service structure and language around the actual work your firm provides, with clear explanations of who each service is for and what an initial conversation involves.
The legal team remains responsible for professional advice, regulated claims and service terms. I can help organise and present approved material, but the website should not imply qualifications, authorisations or guaranteed outcomes that have not been confirmed.
What matters in the work
Clear legal-service navigation
Approved people, process and fee information
Appropriate initial enquiry routes
Content review, search foundations and ongoing care
From the portfolio
A few examples of the websites and long-term relationships behind my work.
A website for a Bolton-based wills, probate and estate-planning business serving England and Wales. I brought its services, practical information and contact routes together in a calm, accessible presentation.

Bespoke web development, consultancy and ongoing digital support for Digital Space, spanning maintenance, SEO, marketing materials and reporting.
The detail behind the work
The choices, practical details and support that shape your project.
Useful information can include the people involved, the process, how enquiries are handled and accurate fee information where you choose to publish it. Real biographies and properly attributed feedback are more helpful than broad claims of being the best firm.
Forms should request only appropriate initial information and explain the contact route. Sensitive matter details may need a more suitable process than an ordinary website form; we agree that boundary with your team before implementation.
Legacy Wills and Probate is included in my portfolio as an example of work for a business in the wills and probate sector. The story should explain the actual website and service presentation without inventing case outcomes or implying that a web developer provides legal advice.
I can also support ongoing content improvements, local or nationwide SEO and technical care. Search pages should answer distinct service questions rather than multiply the same legal wording across a list of towns.
Business websites start from £800 plus VAT for an agreed scope, including design, development, on-page SEO and twelve months of website and email hosting. WordPress builds include the managed Pro toolkit and suitable AI/MCP setup with appropriate permissions.
We agree content approval, enquiry handling and any specialist integrations before work begins. Tell me which services you provide, who approves the wording and what the current site makes difficult for potential clients.
A clear starting point
Choose the support your business needs now, with the scope agreed before work begins.
Discuss your projectYour starting price
Plus VAT · per project
Starting price for an agreed business website scope. Larger content, bespoke software and external subscriptions are quoted separately.
Before we get started
I can help structure and draft explanatory content around your supplied facts, but your qualified team must approve professional advice, regulated claims and terms.
We agree an appropriate route and scope first. An ordinary initial contact form should not be treated as a complete secure case-management system.
Connected services
Your next chapter
Tell me what you are working towards. I’ll help you find a useful next step.