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Explore three design concepts before you commit to the website build.
Prospective clients want to know whether you handle their type of case, who can help, and how to arrange a consultation. We design websites for law firms that make key information easy to find and the next step clear. Start with 3 free design concepts before you commit to development.

Explore three design concepts before you commit to the website build.
No deposit or signed contract is needed to see your design concepts.
Choose a direction or walk away. There is no obligation to continue.
SEO & SEM EXPERIENCE. BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS.
I bring over 17 years of SEO and SEM experience, including work with more than 200 clients across Poland and Europe. I apply that experience to website planning: helping people find the site, understand what you offer, and take the next step. The brands and figures shown refer to my SEO and SEM work.
We talk about areas of practice, individual and business clients and how to conduct consultations. We determine what is worth showing about you and the team, how to explain the scope of assistance and what information the client should know before the meeting. From these answers, pages, content and a way to start a conversation are created.

6 EXAMPLES OF DIRECTIONS FOR LAWYERS






YOUR INDUSTRY. YOUR CUSTOMERS.
A sole practitioner website is intended to show a specific person and their areas of practice. The team's website should also organize practice areas and indicate the right contact. We design websites for law firms in accordance with their actual offer.
We will highlight your profile, confirmed qualifications and scope of assistance. The client will check whether you handle family, inheritance, criminal or other areas that you actually deal with. We will show you how to arrange your first consultation.
We connect practice areas with attorney profiles and roles. If you serve individuals and businesses, each group can find relevant services. Location pages are included when your firm operates in multiple offices.
Ongoing legal services, contracts and commercial disputes require a description of the scope and model of collaboration. If you provide online consultations or work in other languages, we will explain the rules and preparation needed. We will select features to suit your practice.
FROM FIRST IMPRESSION TO INQUIRY
An example customer journey: home page → help area → lawyer profile or consultation rules → contact. The menu is intended to help you make this decision. The selection of pages depends on the scope of practice, the number of people and the service process.
Family law, estate matters, criminal defense, employment law, and business services can have dedicated pages when those are your practice areas. Descriptions explain what you handle and whom you serve. A focused practice may only need well-organized sections.
A biography, professional title, photo and confirmed experience will allow you to get to know the person handling the case. With several lawyers, we will show their areas of practice and languages of service. We will add publications and speeches if you provide appropriate materials.
We will explain how to arrange a meeting, whether it takes place in the office or online, and how you determine your fee. You can present your own pricing or quote method. You describe the scope of the first conversation and the client's preparation according to your rules.
Telephone, address, hours and directions will facilitate the meeting. FAQ will answer recurring organizational questions. We will schedule the blog as an option with authors, update dates, and links to relevant support areas.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
We will agree on the structure, content and features needed by your law firm. You will learn about the scope of work, materials to be prepared and elements requiring additional pricing. You will receive copy about legal aid for approval before publication.
We will combine the logo, colors and photos with a clear presentation of the practice. Three free concepts will show you different ways to structure your lawyer's specialization and profile. You choose a direction before deciding on paid work.
We check the layout, menus, links and buttons at different screen widths. The customer should conveniently read the help area and find a contact. We take into account visible focus and keyboard operation.
We help organize specialization descriptions, team profiles and consultation rules. The editorial scope and the number of pages are part of the quote. The law firm checks the service information and the admissibility of its publication.
We plan addresses, titles, headers and connections between services. We describe contact details and scope in accordance with the law firm's activities. We discuss ongoing SEO, new articles and campaigns separately.
We will select a telephone number, a form or a link to the consultation calendar. Reservation, online payments and connection to CRM require checking the supplier's capabilities, costs and data scope. These are options determined before development begins.
Before launching, we verify the content, links and path to the conversation. After your approval, we provide your login details and discuss editing. We define maintenance, updates and further expansion as a separate scope.
CONTACT TAILORED TO YOUR WORKFLOW
A person seeking advice wants to know how to contact the law firm and what to expect after reporting. We will plan this path to suit your way of receiving clients and organizing consultations.
When describing a specialization, we will show the appropriate number, email or form. If applications are handled by a secretariat, we will explain their role and contact hours. The customer will know where to start the conversation.
The form may collect contact information and the general topic of the conversation. A detailed description of the case, other people's details and documents will be sent to the agreed channel after contacting the law firm. We will discuss the selection of fields with you.
We will show the available forms of consultation and how to set an appointment. If you use a calendar, we will check the possibility of connecting it to the website. Payment for advice and automatic confirmations require separate agreement.
We will describe who responds to the request and how you confirm the consultation. We will indicate preparation for the meeting in accordance with your rules. The website is intended to present the course of contact, without promising to accept every case.
CUSTOMER LANGUAGE. SPECIFICATIONS ABOUT YOUR COMPANY.
The customer does not need to know the names of the procedures to recognize the appropriate help area. We combine simple language with precise information from the law firm. Descriptions, biographies and educational materials undergo your verification before launch.
We collect areas of law and activities that you actually perform: consultations, preparation of contracts or representation in disputes. The description explains who you are helping and what the collaboration looks like. We avoid promises of the outcome of the case.
Share your logo, current photos, professional titles, and attorney bios. We select details that matter to prospective clients. Client names, testimonials, and case examples require your firm’s review before publication.
Lawyers and attorneys are subject to their own rules of ethics. We will agree on how to present services, remuneration and experience. We do not add "best law firm" comparisons or assurances of winning; You approve the final content.
A knowledge base makes sense if you have the topics and the ability to maintain it. We will determine the authors, dates, editorial staff and method of reviewing entries after changes in regulations. The article may explain the issue and direct you to consultation on a specific matter.
SEE THE DESIGNS. THEN DECIDE.
Compare three concepts for the appearance and layout of your law firm's website. You will see different ways to show practice areas, lawyers and the route to consultation. This stage is free of charge, without a contract or deposit.
All you need is a description of your practice: who you help, what areas of law you practice and what you expect from the website. You don't need a detailed brief. The suggestions will help you choose a direction before ordering the construction of your website.
The free concepts show possible designs and layouts. Building and launching your website is a separate, paid stage that begins only after you approve the scope and price.
WEBSITE - PRICE AND SCOPE
The cost of a law firm website depends on the project, the number of practice areas and lawyer profiles, copy, languages and features. After the conversation, you will receive a custom quote. The following scenarios show different project scopes; they are not ready-made price packages.
For independent practice with a narrow scope of assistance. One page introduces the lawyer, practice areas, and how to schedule an interview.
For a team or practice with several areas of law. Separate pages explain the scope of assistance and introduce appropriate lawyers.
For a law firm that needs a blog, several languages or tools for arranging consultations. We agree on the features and costs of external services separately.
The website build and ongoing maintenance are priced separately. Your quote covers the design, pages, copy, features, timeline, and revisions. Domain registration, hosting, renewals, and consultation software licenses have separate costs. Website support, new content, and marketing are agreed on separately. Your first 3 design concepts are free.
FOUR STAGES. CLEAR ARRANGEMENTS.
First, we learn about the practice and determine the purpose of the site. The schedule depends on the scope, availability of materials and time to verify the content. We confirm the terms of paid website development before starting this stage.
We discuss your practice areas, clients, team, and consultation process. If you have a website, we review useful content and URLs to keep, then agree on the pages and features needed.
We show three free directions for appearance and layout. You compare the law firm's presentation and how to contact us. You provide your comments and decide whether you want to order the website build.
We confirm the price, scope, deadline and revisions. We develop the selected project, implement content and established features. The law firm approves data, descriptions of legal assistance and materials intended for publication.
We verify mobile layouts, menus, links and the route to the conversation. After approval, we launch the website and provide your login details. We discuss editing, renewal costs, and responsibility for updates.
VISIBILITY, MAINTENANCE AND NEXT STEPS
A new lawyer, another specialization or consultations in a different language may require the expansion of the website. We will plan how to update and space for further content. We agree on each subsequent scope according to the needs of the law firm.
Service descriptions, consistent contact and actual coverage form the basis for ongoing marketing. We can discuss SEO and campaigns separately, taking into account the principles of your profession. The start of the website does not guarantee rankings or number of inquiries.
We review existing URLs, publications, and attorney profiles. We identify redirects and plan the domain switch so your email keeps working. We also check consultation calendars and other connected tools before migration.
We agree on how to update attorney bios, practice areas, and blog posts. You can manage content yourself, request individual changes, or choose ongoing website support. Maintenance costs and content review responsibilities are confirmed before launch.
REVIEWS
Feedback on the ideas, communication, and details that make a difference.
Łukasz really understood my business. The website feels clean and elegant, and it highlights what matters most.

DIRECT COLLABORATION
Website design backed by SEO and SEM experience.
I’m Łukasz Zaborski. I bring over 17 years of SEO and SEM experience, including projects for more than 200 clients across Poland and Europe, to each website I create. I consider how people find your business, compare services, and decide to get in touch.
At zaborski-pro.com, you work directly with me. I'm based in Poland and work remotely with U.S. businesses. Tell me about your services, current website, and goals. We'll agree on a scope that fits your business and coordinate communication around your time zone.
Tell me about your law firmYOUR BUSINESS. YOUR INDUSTRY.
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QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START
Answers about concepts, pricing, content and online consultations.
Yes. Your three initial design and layout concepts are free, with no deposit, contract, or obligation to continue. A brief description of your business and goals is enough to start. Building and launching the website is a separate, paid stage that begins only after you approve the scope and price.
We prepare a custom quote for your project. The design, specialization pages, team profiles, copy editing, additional languages and additional features are important. Before development, you will learn about the development scope and the separate costs of maintenance, license and optional website support.
We set the timeline once the scope is clear and we know when your content will be ready. An extensive website with a team and integrations requires more work than a one-page website. The schedule also includes your verification of copy and approval of the project; you will review the schedule before paid development begins.
Areas of practice, target groups, biographies, photos, logos, contact details and consultation rules will be useful. You can indicate the current page and publications to be used. To design the website, we do not need case files, documents or data of the law firm's clients.
Consider when a given area has a separate scope of assistance and customer questions. The page may combine a description of the service, a lawyer's profile, consultation rules and contact information. For narrow practice, sections on one page are enough. We will adapt the structure to the actual offer.
The method of presentation is determined for a specific profession and law firm. We focus on a reliable scope of services, identification of lawyers and clear working arrangements. We do not promise case outcomes or compare law firms. The content and materials are approved by the law firm before publication, also in terms of appropriate ethical principles.
This requires a separate assessment of the law firm: the rules of a given profession, professional secrecy and publication rights. Anonymization itself does not mean that the material can be made available. Initially, we can base your presentation on biographies, qualifications and publications that you approve for use.
We discuss this option before the quote. We will check the calendar, payment provider, costs and method of confirming the date. Linking to an existing tool, embedded widget, and full integration vary in scope. Consultation regulations and necessary announcements are provided or approved by the law firm.
If you are planning updates, we will take into account the editing access when choosing a solution. We will determine the possibility of changing specialization, team and entries, as well as how to transfer access. You can also order individual changes. The law firm approves the content and is responsible for keeping the legal information up to date.
The agreed scope may include structure, titles, headings and linking between practice areas. We describe the range according to actual practice. Ongoing SEO, regular articles and campaigns are separate services. We do not guarantee rankings or number of customers.
After reviewing your current setup, we plan the domain switch and continued email service. We check existing URLs, posts, and redirects, and make sure clients can still reach your consultation booking system during the transition.
What remains is the domain, hosting and any licenses or subscriptions to tools. We arrange maintenance, content updates and ongoing marketing separately. Before development, we discuss recurring costs, renewal dates and people responsible for maintenance.
Let's talk about your law firm's website.
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Write in what areas of law you help and what the new website is intended to facilitate. We will prepare three free concepts to help you choose your direction.
Include practice areas, audiences and current website address. Specify whether you need team profiles, a blog or a consultation calendar. A description of the law firm is enough - without case documents or data of its clients.

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