Family Law
Calm, plain-language pages for separation, custody and support, with a consultation form that asks only what you need at first contact.
Web Design · Law Firms
Most people choose a lawyer by searching, comparing a few websites and booking with whoever seems most trustworthy. We build law firm websites for that moment: clear practice area pages, fast load times and an easy way to book a consultation.

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01 / The Problem
Someone facing a divorce, an injury claim or a real estate closing usually searches, opens a few tabs and picks the firm that feels right. These are the problems that cost firms that consultation:
02 / What We Build
A personal injury firm and a corporate practice talk to very different clients. We plan the site around the matters you want more of.
Calm, plain-language pages for separation, custody and support, with a consultation form that asks only what you need at first contact.
Pages for each type of claim, clear explanations of how fees work, and a fast way to request a free case review from a phone.
Closing and refinance pages that answer the questions buyers and agents ask, with simple ways to send documents and get a quote.
Approachable pages for wills, powers of attorney and estate administration that make a hard conversation easier to start.
Urgent contact options that stay visible on every page, and practice pages that explain the process without legal jargon.
Practice pages for incorporation, contracts and disputes, written for owners who want a straight answer and a fixed fee where possible.
03 / Selected Work
04 / Built for Your Industry
The parts of a site that move someone from reading to booking a consultation.
Separate pages for each area you practise, so each one can rank for its own searches in the towns you serve.
A short form, or online booking if you use one, so people can reach you outside office hours.
Bios with a real photo, practice areas, call year and a sense of how each lawyer works with clients.
Answers to the questions clients ask before they call, which also help you show up in Google's answers.
Copy written with Ontario's marketing rules for lawyers in mind: accurate, verifiable claims and no guarantees of outcomes. Your firm approves every word.
Pages, schema markup and a Google Business Profile that all agree on your practice areas, office location and hours.
Google reviews, memberships and community involvement shown where people look before they book.
Pages that load quickly on a phone, because that's where most people start looking for a lawyer.
Built with accessibility in mind so the site works for every client, including people using screen readers.
05 / How It Works
Transparent, collaborative, and milestone-driven. You're involved in every phase.
Stakeholder interviews, competitive analysis, and goal mapping. We define success before writing a single line of code.
Wireframes, interactive prototypes, and a full design system. You approve every screen before we build.
Built in focused sprints with weekly demos. Clean code, fast load times, and accessibility from day one.
Cross-device QA, performance audits, Core Web Vitals checks, and a smooth go-live plan.
Analytics, continuous improvements, content updates, and long-term support. We stay on as your technical partner.
06 / Why Databending
Every page ends with a next step: a call, a form or a booking. People rarely hire a lawyer from a page that leaves them wondering what to do.
Lawyers are responsible for their own marketing, so nothing goes live without your sign-off.
Practice area pages, town pages and schema are part of the build, not an add-on after launch.
Solo and small-firm sites go live 14 days after you approve your final content, with the date in writing.
Most solo and small-firm sites cost $2,000 to $5,000. Larger firms get a fixed, itemized quote after a short call.
The code, design and content are yours. Hosting and care are a simple monthly fee.
07 / FAQ
Let's Build
Tell us about your practice and the matters you want more of. We'll tell you what a site that books consultations would take.