Law Firm Web Design Kent

Yes. Proxima is based in East London and runs every project by video call, phone and email, so a firm in Folkestone works with us the same way as a firm in Dartford. Remote working is normal in legal services too: in the Legal Services Consumer Panel's 2026 tracker survey, 43% of legal clients in the South East said their matter was handled mainly by email or online.

Every law firm website at Proxima is quoted on enquiry, because the price depends on how many offices, practice areas and pages your firm needs. After a free discovery call you get a written proposal with the scope, the timeline, what you will own and a fixed price, and it includes only the work your firm needs. Our guide to what a website costs in the UK covers the running costs to budget for after launch.

Neda Yavari, the founder of Proxima. She plans, designs and builds every law firm website herself and sets up its SEO, so the person you speak to on the first call is the person doing the work, and the person who replies to your emails within 24 hours.

Yes, where each office serves its own clients. An office page carries the address, opening hours, parking, nearest station, the solicitors based there and the work that office handles most, which helps a client in that town and helps the page appear in that town's searches. Google treats pages that only swap the town name as doorway pages, so each office page has to say something true of that office.

Through a page for each town and office, practice area pages that name the town, a Google Business Profile for each office address and a steady flow of reviews. Kent clients search by town far more than by county, so a site that only says Kent misses most of its searches. Rankings also depend on links from other sites, and nobody can promise a first page position, so we tell you where your firm stands before you commit. The guide to law firm SEO explains how the map results and the practice area pages work together.

If your firm offers residential conveyancing, uncontested probate, immigration applications other than asylum, employment tribunal claims for unfair or wrongful dismissal, summary only motoring offences, debt recovery up to £100,000 or licensing for business premises, the website has to publish price and service information for each one: the total cost or a range, the basis of the charges, disbursements and VAT, the key stages and likely timescales, and who does the work. Every SRA regulated firm also publishes its complaints procedure and shows its SRA number and the SRA digital badge. The current rules have been in effect since 11 April 2025, and every Proxima build sets this out clearly. The UK guide to website design for solicitors covers it section by section.

Yes. We start with what your current site already earns: the pages that rank, the links pointing at them and the enquiries they bring in. Those pages keep their addresses or are redirected one by one, and the SRA information is checked and corrected during the rebuild. The same approach runs through our website redesign service.

Nobody can promise that, but a website can be built so that these tools can read and quote it. Pages are planned to answer clients' questions directly, the firm's name, offices and services are written the same way everywhere they appear, and structured data describes each office and service. Google says its AI Overviews draw on its normal search ranking systems, so the local SEO work counts here too.

Yes. Every site is built on a visual editor, so solicitor profiles, fees, news and office opening hours are changes your firm makes without a developer, and Neda walks you through it at launch. Ongoing management is optional.

In your own client portal. It shows each stage of the project, lets you leave comments on the designs at phone, tablet and desktop sizes, keeps every version and records your approval. Files and to do items are kept there too, and you get an email when something needs you.

Yes. The website, the domain and the content belong to your firm, and you can take full ownership whenever you choose. There is no requirement to stay with us after launch.

Look for someone who knows the SRA rules a law firm website has to follow, who plans pages around the Kent towns your clients search from, who lets you speak to the person building the site, and who hands your firm full ownership. Ask how they would structure your practice area and office pages before you commit. On a free discovery call Neda shows you that for your current site.