Websites for Law Firms: Practice Areas, Contact, No Fake Badges

A law firm website is practice areas, names, chamber membership, and a phone someone answers. It is not a nightclub palette, a stock gavel as the brand, or a “top 10” badge we invented.

CodeLoop Studio in Sarajevo builds sites for professional services. We are not a legal-tech firm and we do not pretend to be. You approve every sentence about services — we do not give legal advice on the site. The general company pattern is company websites. Clinics are a sibling brief — clinic websites.

What search actually is

People search practice area plus city, then they call. Pages should match that. Multiple offices: one location per URL. Diaspora work may need English. We ship the languages you have copy for. Machine-translated house rules are how complaints start.

Sarajevo may say in Sarajevo because that is the studio address. A firm in another city is a market we build for. We will not invent a branch in the footer. SEO without a first-place promise is SEO for websites.

What we freeze

• Contact that works. Phone and a short form. No five-step captcha maze.

• Bios that are not a 12-page CV. We will cut. You still sign the words.

• CMS only if you will write. Forty spun articles titled “what is a contract” are not a strategy.

• No fake awards. We do not clone another firm’s copy. Public proof from this studio is service sites such as SD Nail Studio — trust and a next step, not a courtroom we have never been in.

Not a portal

E-filing, client portals, and document rooms are software — web app development — not a brochure with a login. Ten things before any site: the brief checklist.

Send practice areas and the address

Languages, whether a site already exists, and who answers the phone. Reply in 24 hours — online estimate or contact.