Services · Website development · Law firm websites
Codeeo offers law firm website development in Manchester for solicitor firms, chambers and legal businesses across Greater Manchester, from commercial practices in Spinningfields and on King Street to conveyancing, family and claims teams serving the boroughs. We build the service pages, quote tools, office pages and enquiry handling that bring in steady, well qualified work, on a CMS your marketing team can run day to day.
Discovery, design reviews and training run remotely by video call. Your firm gets a site planned around the work it wants more of, measured by enquiries rather than visits, and set up so that each office in the region competes properly in local search.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Manchester has one of the largest legal communities outside London, and its firms compete hard online. A conveyancing practice in Stockport is up against national online conveyancers; an employment team is competing with claims websites; a commercial firm on King Street is measured against national names with regional offices. The firms that win usually have a website that answers the client's question on the first page they land on, then makes it obvious what to do next.
Our law firm website design in Manchester is built around that pattern. We plan service pages for each type of matter, quote and callback tools where the work suits them, and office pages for every location you run, then connect enquiries to the case management or CRM system your team already uses. These are the components we most often build; discovery confirms the right set for your firm. The aim is more of the work your Manchester teams do best, not simply more calls.
A guided quote for sale, purchase or remortgage, using your own fee rules and showing VAT, disbursements and any unavoidable charges in the headline figure. Pricing rules under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 mean mandatory fees cannot be added later, so we design the quote around that. Quotes can be emailed to the client and saved for your team to follow up.
Online quotes that are clear, compliant and easy to accept.
Individual pages for unfair dismissal, settlement agreements, divorce finances, lasting powers of attorney, lease extensions and similar matters, each answering what the process involves, what affects cost and how long it may take. Pages are written for a Manchester reader, mentioning local tribunals and courts where that helps the client understand the next step.
Each page matches what a client typed into search.
Short forms that let a client request a call at a chosen time or ask for a first meeting, with routing by department and office. Requests land in your case management queue or CRM, not in a shared inbox nobody owns.
Fewer missed enquiries and faster first contact.
A page for each branch, whether in the city centre, Altrincham, Bolton or Rochdale, with its own team, opening information you control, map and structured data, so each office appears for nearby searches. Branch teams can update their own staff lists without touching the rest of the site.
Every branch builds its own local visibility.
Price and service information for the areas the SRA Transparency Rules cover, the SRA digital badge and number, and a complaints page that explains when clients can go to the Legal Ombudsman. Templates make annual updates quick. Each department's page shows the named supervisor responsible for the work, as the rules expect.
Required information is published clearly and kept up to date.
Independent review widgets, Law Society accreditation logos where you hold them, and clear team photographs, placed near the enquiry buttons where they influence decisions. Review content is pulled automatically so it stays current.
Visitors see proof before they are asked to act.
Key service pages written for clear reading, with translated versions for the communities your offices serve, such as Urdu or Polish, where your team can act in those languages. Translated pages carry correct hreflang tags and are reviewed by a fluent member of your team before going live.
Clients who prefer another language know the firm can help them.
A newsroom for legal updates, staff news and community activity, with author pages and categories that link back to service pages so each article supports the work you want. Lawyers can draft directly in the CMS and submit for marketing approval.
Content that helps rankings rather than sitting in a blog nobody reads.
Enquiries and quotes sent to your practice management or CRM system through its API where one exists, or by structured email where it does not, with source tracking so you know which page and campaign produced each matter.
Marketing spend can be judged by instructions, not clicks.
WCAG 2.2 AA templates, fast loading on mobile networks and Core Web Vitals monitoring. Clients often look up a solicitor on a phone during a commute or a lunch break, so mobile performance decides whether they wait.
A site that works for everyone, on any device.
Who this is for
The city's legal market runs from large commercial firms and barristers' chambers to high volume consumer practices and small specialist teams. What each needs from a website differs, from quote tools and branch pages to sector content and counsel profiles. We start by looking at which work is most profitable for you and how those clients currently find the firm. Clients range from students and renters around Oxford Road to business owners in Salford Quays and families in Trafford, and the site has to speak to whichever of them your firm serves.
Property clients compare quotes before they compare firms. We build a fee calculator, clear service pages for sales, purchases, remortgages and leasehold matters, and a fast route from quote to instruction. Estate agents and brokers who refer work can be given a simple referral form, with the client told about the arrangement as your rules require. Remortgage and transfer of equity work can follow the same quote pattern, which keeps the experience consistent.
A clear quote is often the first conversion.
People searching for help after a dismissal, a separation or a bereavement need calm, specific pages and an easy first step. We write structure around the questions clients actually ask, add callback requests at sensible points and make sure the tone is human rather than sales led. For employment matters, pages can explain ACAS early conciliation and tribunal time limits in general terms, so clients act before it is too late.
Businesses across the North West choose advisers on sector knowledge, named partners and responsiveness. We build sector and practice hubs, partner profiles, an insight library and event pages for client seminars, with enquiries recorded in your CRM so business development can follow up properly. Counsel at chambers in the city can be presented with searchable profiles, practice groups and direct clerk contacts if you are a set rather than a firm.
Profiles and sector pages carry most of the weight.
Firms with several offices across the region, or groups formed by acquisition, need one brand with many local presences. We design a structure where each office has its own pages and team, while services and content are shared, so editors are not maintaining near identical pages for every town. A shared content model also keeps regulatory wording identical across every branch, which reduces compliance risk.
Working together
Most firms begin with a fixed scope website project and then move to a monthly retainer for new service pages, quote rule changes and search improvements. Groups with ongoing integration or portal work sometimes take a dedicated team. We work remotely from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, with a written scope, a shared tracker and named people, so your marketing lead always knows what is happening and what needs approval. Retainers can be paused or ended with notice, because the firm owns everything we build.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We usually build on WordPress or a headless CMS with Next.js, and use Laravel for quote engines or integrations that need custom logic. The choice depends on your editors, content volume and the systems the site must connect to. We explain the trade offs in plain terms before you decide.
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Because directories send enquiries to your competitors too.
Directories and comparison sites show several firms side by side, and the client often chooses on price alone. Your own site can explain your approach, show your people and give a quote on your terms. A good website also makes paid search and local search work better, since every click lands on a page built to convert rather than a generic homepage. Directory profiles still have a place, but they work best pointing back to a site that does the persuading.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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