Websites for lawyers and law firms. Your first contact usually happens in the evening, in an exceptional situation, on a phone. That is exactly what we design the site for.
Nobody looks for a lawyer out of curiosity. At the other end is someone with a dismissal, a lawsuit or an inheritance, usually after hours and rarely calm. That person skims, they do not read.
Everything is decided in that minute. If the site answers whether you handle this case, how you bill and when someone calls back, that person writes to you. If not, they write to three firms at once.
Career, publications and speaking engagements have their place, just not on the homepage. They convince someone who already trusts you. For the first minute they are too much.
A commercial firm speaks differently than a tenancy law practice, and a long established firm differently again. Open the concepts in the window or fullscreen. All three are design studies by creatingfaces with fictional firms.
Clear structure, calm blue and plenty of white space. This direction suits firms advising companies whose clients want the cost estimate before signing. Practice areas and response time are visible immediately.
Dark green, a serif and brass as the accent. Made for long established firms focused on inheritance law, property and foundations. The structure conveys continuity because that is the selling point here.
Warm tones, round shapes and short sentences. This direction is for firms advising private individuals, for example in tenancy or family law. The hourly rate sits visibly on the homepage because that is what people search for.
ZUSTÄNDIG // JA ODER NEIN
Someone facing eviction is not searching for civil law but for their situation. We also name practice areas the way clients describe them, which wins the searches that actually exist.
HONORAR // TRANSPARENT
Not every case can be a fixed fee, but every firm can say how it bills and what a first meeting costs. Staying silent loses exactly those enquiries that could afford the fee.
ANFRAGE // 48 STUNDEN
Most enquiries happen in the evening. If the site states when someone will call back, the client waits. If it does not, they write to three other firms at the same time.
The legal review of your presence. What your bar association permits is your decision, not ours. We build what you approve and would rather ask once too often.
Writing your legal articles. An article on tenancy law not written by a lawyer is spotted instantly by any colleague and does more harm than good. We build the structure, you write the content.
And promises about success rates. We do not build in figures you cannot substantiate, even when other firm sites do. An honest assessment wins more mandates than a polished one.
Figures from keyword research for Austria, as of August 2026
If your homepage answers these four questions, the rest of the site is a matter of taste. If it does not, even the finest design will not help.
A professional law firm website usually costs between 2.500€ and 8.000€. A compact site with design, practice areas, team and contact starts at around 2.500€. With several locations, a section for articles, local search engine optimisation and a custom design it is usually between 4.000€ and 8.000€. The offer is a fixed price, not an estimate.
What your professional rules allow is your decision and, in case of doubt, your bar association, not ours. From practice we do know this: simply stating how you bill and what a first meeting costs makes a clear difference to the number of serious enquiries. A specific figure is not required for that, clarity about the billing model is usually enough.
Expect four to eight weeks. With law firms the schedule almost always depends on approvals because several partners read along. If one person owns the approval, four weeks is realistic.
No. An article on tenancy law not written by a lawyer is spotted instantly by any colleague and harms your reputation more than it gains in visibility. We build the structure, the editorial plan and the technical basis. The writing happens in the firm.
Through the combination of practice area and location, for example lawyer tenancy law Vienna. What matters is naming the areas the way clients describe their situation, because nobody searches for civil law. On top of that comes the Google Business Profile, which brings in a large share of the calls.