Compass
Guided: the first screen asks "What do you need help with?" with big buttons for buying a house, divorce, a visa or a will, each showing the price, the steps and how long it takes.
Website designs for law firms.
13 designs made for solicitors and law firms. Each one is shown with a sample business. Press Preview to look round it on a computer or a phone.
Law firmsDentists and clinicsCleaning companiesOnline shopsRestaurants and cafesTradesSalons and beautyPersonal trainers and gymsEstate agentsAccountantsDriving instructorsAirport taxisPortfoliosCreators and influencersPhotographersInterior designers and architectsPhysio, chiropractic, therapy and optician clinicsWeddings and eventsChildcare and tutorsGarages and mechanicsGardeners and landscapersRemovals and storageCoachesBed and breakfastsCharities and community groups
We do not have this one as a ready-made design yet. That does not mean you cannot have it. Describe your business and we will show you the magic.
Describe my business- 1Pick your businessYour kind of business
- 2Pick a designShown with a sample business
- 3Make it yoursYour details, by chat
- 4Publish freeLive on lupaan.com
Docket
A 2026 bento grid: tiles for the call-back, Google rating, fees, practice areas and the solicitor you will speak to, plus a pick-a-time consultation panel like Solicitors Point.
Statute
Swiss-clean and type-led: a giant headline instead of a photo, a numbered practice index, and the four answers clients want (can you help, what happens, what it costs, who acts) on the first screen.
Nocturne
Dark mode first: deep ink with an electric accent, frosted glass panels, huge figures and practice cards that glow on hover.
Ledger
Price first: clear fixed-fee cards with what is included and what is not, typical timescales and the steps, then the team and reviews.
Meridian
Split screen: the firm, phone number and call-back form stay fixed on one side while practice areas, fees, team and reviews scroll on the other.
Harbour
Warm and welcoming for community and legal aid firms: languages spoken up front, legal aid made clear, friendly rounded cards, a find-us card and plain-English guides.
Prism
Futuristic and bright: soft gradient light, glass cards, a moving headline and pill navigation.
Gazette
Editorial newsprint: a paper-white front page, sharp serif headlines, results written as news stories and reviews as letters.
Marble
Private client and boutique: ivory and black, a fashion-magazine serif, full-height portraits and very few words.
Chancery
Editorial, like a quality magazine: a centred masthead, oversized serif headlines, a wide photograph, a practice index with photos and a big pull-quote review.
Or start flexible
8 designs where you can move, add and restyle every section.