Hi, I'm Terris. I'm a web designer in Singapore, full-time since 2018, and I write, design and build every site myself.
Get website design for law firms in Singapore that clients trust on sight
People choose a lawyer at a hard moment, and they decide quickly. I design and build law firm websites with a page for each matter you handle, lawyer profiles with real credentials and a calm way to ask for a consultation.
What a law firm website has to do
A client reading your site wants to know three things: do you handle my kind of matter, who will I deal with, and how do I start. The site answers them in that order.
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A page for each matter
Divorce, wills, employment disputes, conveyancing: each gets a page that explains the process plainly, so the search lands on the right one.
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Lawyer profiles
Each lawyer’s practice areas, year of admission and languages, the details clients check first.
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Guides that answer real questions
Plain-English guides to what clients ask before they call, which is also what ranks.
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A calm way to get in touch
Consultation request, WhatsApp and phone on every page, with a form that asks only what you need.
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The languages your clients read
A second language on Premium, for clients who read Malay, Mandarin or Tamil first.
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Publicity within the rules
Copy written within the publicity rules, with every claim checked by you before launch.
What clients search before they call a lawyer
Clients search the matter, not the firm: the problem in their own words, often with “lawyer” or “Singapore” added. A page per matter is what lets you show up for those.
- divorce lawyer Singapore
- how to make a will
- wrongful dismissal lawyer
- conveyancing lawyer HDB
- criminal lawyer bail
Examples of the searches a site like this should answer. The real list comes from keyword research for your business.
The publicity rules I write within
Your website is publicity, so the professional conduct rules on publicity apply to every page of it.
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Publicity by law practices falls under Part 5 of the Legal Profession (Professional Conduct) Rules 2015. Any claim to expertise or specialisation has to be justifiable, and nothing can be misleading. I write within that, and you approve every claim before it goes out.
Source: Law Society: practice direction on advertisement and media publicity (PDF)
Sites I've built for businesses like yours
Each card opens the full case study: what the business needed, what I built and how long it took.
What clients wrote on Google about working with me
These come straight from my Google profile.
How a website for law firms gets built
A Starter website takes 2 to 3 weeks from the day you pay the first half, Growth takes 3 to 5 weeks and Premium 5 to 8 weeks. You see the site working in your own browser before anything goes live, and nothing launches until you approve it.
Message me on WhatsApp-
You message me
Tell me what the business does and what the site needs to do. I reply with a fixed price and a list of what it covers.
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Half to start, then the plan
Once the first half is paid, I plan the pages around what your customers need to know, using what 290+ projects have taught me about where people decide to get in touch. You approve the plan before I write a word.
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Words and design
I write every page and design it from scratch, with images made for your brand. You review it on a working preview site, on your own phone.
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Build and launch
I build it, connect Analytics and Search Console and add the WhatsApp button. When you approve the finished site, you pay the second half and it goes live.
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After launch
I fix any bugs during the warranty. After that, the website partner retainer keeps growing it, with hosting and upkeep included, and you message me when something needs changing.
What a website for law firms costs
My websites start at SGD 2,535 for Starter. Growth, from SGD 7,585, adds a CMS you edit yourself and a blog, and Premium, from SGD 10,620, adds bookings or a shop with payments. Every price is fixed before I start: half to begin, half when you approve the finished site.
Suggested package: Growth. Growth fits most firms: a page per practice area, lawyer profiles and a blog for legal guides.
Your website, paid once
Starter
FromSGD 2,535Copy, images, SEO setup and a WhatsApp button, designed from scratch.
One Week Website
FixedSGD 3,545A fixed scope, planned with you on days one and two.
Growth
FromSGD 7,585A CMS you edit yourself, a blog, keyword research and your Google Business profile.
Premium
FromSGD 10,620A shop or bookings with payments, and a second language.
Half when I start, half when you approve the finished site.
Questions law firms ask me
How much does a law firm website cost in Singapore?
A law firm website costs from SGD 2,535 with me. Starter suits a sole practitioner with a few practice areas. Most firms need a page per matter and lawyer profiles, which is Growth, from SGD 7,585. Premium, from SGD 10,620, adds a second language. The price is fixed before I start.
Do you build websites for sole practitioners and small firms?
Yes. A small firm often needs the site most, because it’s up against bigger names on the same searches, and a focused site with a page per matter can hold its own there.
Will the website follow the publicity rules for law practices?
I write within Part 5 of the Legal Profession (Professional Conduct) Rules 2015: no claim of expertise that can’t be justified, and nothing misleading. You check every page before launch, since the responsibility sits with the practice.
How do you handle lawyer profiles?
Each lawyer gets a profile with practice areas, year of admission, languages and a photo. You send the details and I write them up in one voice across the site.
Can I update the website myself?
On Growth and Premium, yes, through the CMS, including new guides. On Starter, you send me the changes and I make them.
How long does a law firm website take?
Growth takes 3 to 5 weeks from the first payment. Matter pages need your input on the process, so I send questions for each one and write from your answers.
Why does my firm need a website if most work comes from referrals?
Referred clients look you up before they call. A site that explains your matters clearly and shows who they’ll deal with turns that look into a call.
More on websites
Websites for other industries
Other website work
Guides I've written on getting a website
Tell me about your business and I'll send you a fixed price
It goes to my phone and I answer it myself. If you'd rather write it down, there's a quote form.
