For law firms of 1 to 9 lawyers
A flat fee quoted before work starts. Every build checked against your state's bar-rule checklist.
Fenwick Rowe (fictional), measured: speed 93 · accessibility 100 · craft gates 11/11
Concept case studies
No client sites yet, so these are design drills for invented firms, one per practice area. Each frame scrolls through the whole home page; hover over it or tab to it to pause.
Personal injury · Cover theme
A magazine cover: the masthead over a drawn street plan, practice areas as cover lines, the case-costs clause on every fee line.
Estate planning · Deed theme
A certificate: a seal, engraved capitals, practice areas as Articles and a signature block for the responsible lawyer.
Family law · Gallery theme
A gallery wall: matted prints with wall labels, a calm practice checklist and a discretion line about voicemail.
Criminal defense · Index theme
A Swiss grid: a poster headline, a numeral row and the charges as a numbered index, in one typeface.
Measured 2026-11-08 on our own machine: Lighthouse performance on a simulated phone, axe-core accessibility, and our craft lint. Drill scores say nothing about results for a real firm.
The checklist at work
Lines we often see on law-firm sites, and what our checklist changes before anything goes live. The rule numbers point to our compliance guide.
Austin's best injury lawyers. #1 in Texas. Injury lawyers in Austin, Texas.
Rule 1: nothing misleading or unverifiable
No fee unless we win. You may still owe case costs.
Rule 4: fee lines say what else is owed (Texas 7.02(c))
Our lawyers are specialists in injury law. Board certified in personal injury trial law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Rule 2: a certification claim names the certifier
Who it's for
One lawyer, one or two practice areas. Home, a page per matter you handle, your bio, contact, and the disclaimer page.
A bio page for each lawyer, a page per practice area, and a footer naming the responsible lawyer on every page.
More practice areas and sometimes a second office: one location page per real, staffed office, never one per nearby town.
How we work
We will not promise rankings, "page one", new cases, or that a site is "ADA compliant".
Quoted in writing before work starts.
The files and the domain are in your name. We hold no logins.
Every page checked against your state's rules; your lawyer approves every word.
Month-to-month care. Leave when you like; we help you move.
Hosting, small edits, an accessibility re-check and a short report.
Compliance and pricing
Compliance guide
Ten rules we apply to every page: no testimonials or results on your site, the responsible lawyer in every footer, costs stated beside any fee line, filing packets where a state asks. With the sources.
Published prices
Checked against published prices on 2026-11-08. We are a new studio with no client sites yet.
How a build works
Step one is an email with your current site address and the state you practise in.
We check your pages against that state's bar rules, then quote one flat fee in writing.
Your lawyer approves every word. The new site goes live on the domain you already own.
It works with the domain and email you already have. Every build is tested on a 390-pixel phone and a 1440-pixel desktop with Lighthouse and axe-core before you see it.
It is not a good fit for firms of 10 or more lawyers, or for anyone who wants a promise of rankings or new cases. The fee does not include paid ads, legal advice, or copy published without your review.