Websites for law firms.

Law firm website design for established solo attorneys, mediators, litigation boutiques, and mid-sized firms. Strategy, content, identity, WordPress development, and on-page SEO are brought together by a focused team Dan leads from the first decisions through launch.

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Websites built since 2004: 300+
Years designing for law firms: 22+
Five-star Google reviews: 50
Attorney firm sizes served: Solo to 40+

The website works best when content, identity, development, and search are planned together.

Firms can bring a finished identity and copy, or ask us to handle those pieces. Strategy, content, identity, development, and search are scoped around what the firm actually needs.

Our Services Custom website design and WordPress development Custom visual design, responsive WordPress development, migration, testing, training, and direct support through launch. Explore website design

Strategy and architecture Audience, positioning, site structure, and content priorities worked out before the interface takes shape. See strategy and architecture Content and copywriting Attorney bios, practice pages, and core website copy written or edited to sound credible, specific, and human. See content and copywriting SEO and AI visibility On-page and technical SEO led by Dan, with ongoing campaigns available through a trusted SEO specialist after launch. See SEO and AI visibility Logo and identity design A new or refined identity that gives the website and the rest of the firm’s materials a coherent visual foundation. See logo and identity design

Hosting, maintenance, and post-launch support can be added when the engagement calls for them. Ongoing SEO and paid search are also available. See how projects are scoped.

Different firms should look and sound different.

Three firms, three different business problems, and three websites designed around the practice rather than a house template.

Hicks Thomas LLPBusiness & Corporate · Houston, Texas · 2025

Giving a forty-attorney trial firm a clearer route through its own depth.

The firm's credentials were never the problem: the prior site put dozens of attorneys and practices at the same level. The redesign groups related practices, tightens the primary navigation, and gives firm news a visible role, so the site scans quickly without making a substantial firm feel smaller than it is.

ScopeWebsite Redesign · Responsive Design · WordPress Development · Content Migration

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Schuck Law law firm website, designed by Dan Gilroy Design

Schuck LawEmployment Law · Vancouver, WA · Serving Oregon and Washington · 2025

Reorganizing a dense legacy site around the routes workers actually take.

An employment and wage recovery firm serving workers in Oregon and Washington had substantial content that made the right path hard to find. The redesign opens with state-specific routes, presents the attorneys as the primary trust signal, and keeps the consultation form visible beside the legal content.

ScopeInformation Architecture · Website Redesign · Responsive Design · WordPress Development · Content Migration · Contact Form Integration · Launch Support

See the Schuck Law case study

Miller & Wagner LLP law firm website, designed by Dan Gilroy Design

Miller & Wagner LLPMedical Malpractice · Portland, OR · 2025

Bringing a malpractice boutique's full case range into view.

For decades the firm has practiced medical malpractice law exclusively, but the old site funneled visitors through a few injury categories. The redesign keeps the focused specialty while a clear homepage grid, a visible Recent Wins path, and better placed intake forms help families recognize fit sooner.

ScopeWebsite Redesign · Responsive Design · WordPress Development

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Sixteen years inside law and policy changed how Dan approaches the work.

Dan spent three years with the Senate Finance Committee and thirteen at White & Case and Patton Boggs in Washington, D.C. A policy professional, not an attorney, he has designed for law firms exclusively since 2004.

That experience shapes the strategy, the content questions, the way practice areas are organized, and how reviews are run inside a firm. Dan leads every engagement, bringing in longtime development, identity, and search collaborators when the scope requires them.

More about Dan and the team How the process works

Every firm gets its own design, not a template.

Every project opens a case study with full-page screenshots and a link to the live site.

Case Study: Schuck Law

1,839 contact form submissions since launch.

September 20, 2025 to August 1, 2026

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About 41 Form submissions on average per week Derived from the 1,839 total submissions over the stated 45-week period. Figures are from WPForms and exclude spam.

Looking for a firm like yours?

The portfolio is a curated selection of recent launches from the last two to three years. Looking for a particular kind of engagement? See small firms, mid-sized firms, or mediators.

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What clients say after launch.

Fifty Google reviews, all five star. Read every review.

A solo practice positioned exactly where it needed to be.

“Dan does phenomenal work. As a solo practitioner, I was looking to create a professional online presence, and from our first phone call, I could tell Dan truly gets it.”

Bryan ThompsonFounding Attorney · Rod of Iron Trusts & Estates CounselSan Francisco, California

A firm’s marketing and accessibility needs carried farther than it knew to ask.

“Dan Gilroy is a creative, innovative, talented, collegial and highly skilled web design professional who went above and beyond our firm's marketing and accessibility needs to provide more than we even knew how to request.”

Karen L. GablerFirm Co-Founder (Ret.) · LightGabler LLPCamarillo, California

A client relationship in its second decade of refreshes.

“I have been working with Dan Gilroy Design since 2013. The most recent website refresh is sharp and professional. Dan Gilroy Design provides reasonable fees, great customer service, and the highest level of quality.”

Ryan SmithFounder · Peak Franchise LawPortland, Oregon

Three things firms usually ask first.

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How long does a project take?: Most projects run six to twelve weeks from kickoff to launch. Content readiness moves the number more than anything else; the process page explains what happens in each phase.
Do you handle SEO?: Dan handles the on-page and technical SEO built into every website. Firms that need ongoing link building, off-page SEO, Google Business Profile management, or PPC can work directly with a trusted SEO specialist who coordinates with Dan. See SEO for law firms.
What happens after launch, and who owns the site?: The finished website, content, domain, and platform belong to your firm. We provide staff training and direct post-launch support, with hosting and ongoing maintenance available when the firm wants them.

Start with a quote.

Share the essentials about your firm, where the project stands, and what the website needs to accomplish. The studio will respond with a clear recommendation on scope, schedule, and likely cost.

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