Trustbefore thefirst call
Clients look for a lawyer when something is at stake. A calm, clear website that explains what you do, who they will work with and how to book a consultation turns that search into a call.
What usually goes wrong
A wall of legal text
Clients cannot tell from the site whether you handle their kind of case.
Dated design, lower trust
An old site makes a firm look less established than it is.
No easy way to get in touch
Only a phone number during office hours — evening searchers move on.
Invisible for local searches
“Divorce lawyer Budapest” or “company formation lawyer” goes to firms with clear practice pages.
Built to win customers
Clear practice areas
A page for each area in plain language: typical cases, process and what to bring.
Consultation booking
Pick a topic and a time slot, online or in person — confirmed automatically.
Answers before the call
Frequent questions, fees explained and next steps, so clients arrive prepared.
Team and credentials
Lawyers, languages, bar membership and publications — the reasons to trust you.
Forms that guide
Short, secure enquiry forms that ask the right questions for each case type.
Articles and local SEO
A simple blog for legal updates, legal-service structured data and a tidy Google profile.
Halmos & Rét
Law firm — redesign
Halmos & Rét is a fictional business law firm shown before and after a redesign: trust at first glance, a consultation booking flow, answers before the call and forms that guide the client.
What it costs
Law firm website
Practice areas, team, contact, privacy notice and Google basics.
With booking & articles
Consultation booking, guided forms, FAQ and a blog, two languages.
Client portal
Secure document exchange, case status and appointments for clients.
Guide prices including design and development; the exact price comes in a written quote after a free consultation. How much does a website cost in 2026?
How it works
- 1
Free consultation
A short call about your business, goals and what you have today.
- 2
Written proposal
Scope, price and schedule in writing — no surprises later.
- 3
Design and build
Step by step, with previews you can click through on your phone.
- 4
Launch and care
Go live, a short handover, then support as you need it.
Frequently asked
What can a law firm show on its website?
Practice areas, the team, contact details and factual information are fine; the content is written to stay within the bar’s rules on lawyer advertising — the final wording is always yours to approve.
Is the enquiry form secure?
Yes: HTTPS, only the data that is needed, and messages delivered to you rather than stored on the website; the privacy notice is part of the project.
Can clients book a consultation online?
Yes — they pick a topic and a slot from your calendar, in person or online, and get an automatic confirmation.
Can the site be in several languages?
Yes, many firms serve foreign clients; each language gets its own address for Google.
How long does it take?
A law firm website takes about 3–5 weeks, mostly depending on how quickly the texts are approved.