Your Law Firm Website – Designed & Built in 7 Business Days

A done-for-you WordPress starter site for solo & small firms. Only $898.00

Her Website Launchpad is a simple, no-stress system for creating a professional website that matches your firm’s branding.

Law Firm Website Examples

NOTE: These are design examples created to show what your website could look like. We provide setup, structure and placeholder copy. Each firm is responsible for final content and compliance in its jurisdiction.

Have a question that’s not answered here? Email me, and I’ll do my best to answer within 24 hours.

$898.00

Or pay over time – click to learn more

Starting a business is an investment. If paying over time fits better, you may see these options at checkout. Availability varies by location; eligibility, approval, and terms are set by the provider.

  • PayPal Pay Later (e.g., Pay in 4 / PayPal Credit)
  • Affirm (monthly financing)
  • Klarna (Pay in 4 and financing)
  • Afterpay (Pay in 4; monthly plans may be available)
  • Choosing “Pay over time” won’t slow down your website: we’ll still have it ready for you in 7 business days or less!

Please note: Her Website Launchpad is provided through Heron Design. Heron Design isn’t a lender and doesn’t approve or set terms.

I’m Leslie Walters Smith. (You can learn more about me herehere, and here). I’ve worked in marketing and communications for 30+ years. I founded my agency, Heron Design, in 2001, and since then I’ve built over 200 websites.

For many small business owners, websites are complicated to set up, especially if you want something that truly represents your business.

That’s why so many companies hire developers like me to build their websites. I love weaving a client’s look and branding into a custom website. But our custom websites typically run between $2,400 and $20,000. Many smaller businesses, especially solopreneurs, don’t have the budget for that.

Entrepreneurs have a tough choice: either struggle with figuring it out yourself, or spend $2k+ to hire a developer. I see it every day in Facebook groups for women entrepreneurs: How does someone build a website that meets the needs of a growing business, that doesn’t break the budget?