Plain answers about your website.
Short guides for Illinois attorneys who would rather be practicing law: what a website costs, what it needs, and the rules it has to follow. Each starts with the answer. General information, not legal advice.
How Much Does a Law Firm Website Cost?
What a law firm website costs in 2026: self-serve platforms, legal marketing agencies and one-off builds, using prices providers publish, plus the hidden costs.
Read the guideWhat Pages Does a Law Firm Website Need?
The pages a small law firm website needs: homepage, practice pages, fees, attorney bios, guides, contact and legal pages, and what Illinois requires on them.
Read the guideIllinois Attorney Advertising Rules for Websites
A plain guide to Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct 7.1 to 7.4 for law firm websites: results, testimonials, specialist claims and naming a lawyer.
Read the guideWebsite Accessibility for Illinois Law Firms
What WCAG 2.2 AA means for an Illinois law firm website, why overlay widgets do not fix it, and a short checklist to test your own site.
Read the guideGoogle Business Profile for Illinois Attorneys
How Illinois attorneys should set up a Google Business Profile: name, address, category, hours and reviews, within the rules of Google and Illinois.
Read the guideDo You Own Your Law Firm Website?
Five questions that tell you whether your firm owns its website and domain, and what to do if you do not.
Read the guideSee your own firm's new homepage before you pay anything.
