Websites for
law firms.
Clear practice areas. Credible people.
A simpler way to make an enquiry.
Purple Bunch designs and builds websites for Malaysian law firms, from a first website to a careful redesign. We help visitors understand what your firm does, who they may speak to and how to take the first step.
Your firm may have the knowledge.
Your website should make it easier to understand.
A website can hold useful information but present it like a brochure: a general welcome, a long list of services and contact details at the end.
A visitor on a phone usually has a narrower question. We plan the site around those questions, using the information your firm already has and the work it actually does.
“Is this the right firm for my situation?”
“Who would handle it?”
“How do I get in touch?”
Before someone
contacts your firm.
A good law firm website gives each page a clear job.
Which practice covers my situation?
Practice pages describe the matters your firm handles in plain language, with the questions visitors usually ask.
Practice pagesWho would I speak to?
Profiles show names, roles, practice areas and qualifications that your firm confirms.
Lawyer profilesWhere and how do I reach you?
Office addresses, hours and contact links that work on a phone.
Contact & locationsWhat should I send first?
A short enquiry route that asks only for basic, non-confidential details.
Enquiry route
What a law firm
website can include.
Core pages
- Homepage with clear routes to each practice
- Practice area pages
- Lawyer and team profiles
- About the firm
- Contact and location details, including multiple offices
- A short enquiry form, email or WhatsApp route
Optional, scoped with you
- Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese or other language versions
- Articles or guides, if your firm can keep them current
- Careers page
- Moving content from your existing website
Your firm reviews everything before it goes live.
We work from verified firm information and make room for your review before publication. Your firm approves its biographies, practice descriptions and other professional content.
Results, awards, rankings and specialist titles need verified sources and your firm’s approval. Responsibility for professional publicity stays with your firm. Please check the final content against the obligations that apply to your firm, including the Legal Profession (Publicity) Rules 2025, where relevant.
We build time for that review, and the changes it brings, into the schedule.
SEO foundations.
A useful place to start.
Clear structure for search engines.
Accurate information for people.
Website foundations
Included in the agreed website build.
- Page titles and descriptions
- Clear headings and page structure
- Clean, crawlable page addresses and descriptive image text
- Responsive layouts for phones, tablets and desktops
- Sitemap and Google Search Console setup
What comes after
Separate, if you want it.
- Regular articles or practice guides
- Ongoing search work and reporting
- Advertising
Practice and location content should describe your actual work and offices. Articles are useful when your firm can review and keep them current.
Search rankings and AI mentions aren’t guaranteed. A sound structure helps search engines understand your site. Accurate, useful content helps the people reading it.
From your information
to a website that makes sense.
Discovery
We look at your current website, practices, offices and intended visitors. Together we agree the pages and scope.
Content
We gather your firm’s information and draft or edit the page copy. Your firm checks the facts.
Design & build
We design around your content, build responsive pages and share a preview for the agreed revision rounds.
Review & launch
Your firm gives final approval. We complete the agreed domain, hosting, sitemap and Search Console setup, then launch.
Pricing follows
the scope.
Law firm websites vary. The number of practice pages and profiles, writing, languages, migration and photography all affect the quote.
We agree the scope and final price with you before work begins.
See our general pricingFirst-year standard domain,
hosting and care included.
Domain, hosting, monitoring,
SEO health checks and updates.
Care covers domain and hosting renewal, website monitoring, a monthly organic SEO health check and reasonable updates to your existing site. New pages, features, premium domains and paid third-party services are quoted separately.
Questions
law firms ask.
Planning a first website or a redesign? Start here.
How much does a law firm website cost?
Website builds start from RM2,999 with first-year standard domain, hosting and care included. A larger site with many profiles, languages or a migration can cost more. We agree the scope and final price before work begins.
How long does it take?
It depends on the agreed scope and how quickly content is gathered and reviewed. We give you a timeline once discovery has settled the pages, content responsibilities and review rounds.
We already have a website. Can you redesign it?
Yes. We review your current structure, content, mobile reading and enquiry route. We keep what is useful and plan redirects for existing page addresses within the agreed migration scope.
Who writes the content?
Either of us can. Your firm supplies the information, we can draft and edit, and your firm checks and approves the final wording. Credentials, awards and results need verified sources; we do not invent them.
Will our website rank on Google?
Rankings are not guaranteed. Website builds include SEO foundations and Search Console setup. Ongoing search work, content and reporting are separate options.
Can the site be in more than one language?
Yes, as a scoped option. Each language version needs content your firm has reviewed, especially practice descriptions. We agree who supplies and approves the translations.
Can our firm update the website?
We make agreed updates to your existing site as part of website care. New pages and features are quoted separately. We agree the update process with you before work begins.
How do you handle confidential enquiries?
We can plan a minimal first-enquiry route with your firm: name, contact details, a general practice area and a short non-confidential note. Document uploads are not part of that initial route. Your firm decides the guidance on what visitors should avoid sending and approves the enquiry wording.
Tell us about
your firm.
Send us your current website address if you have one, your practice areas, the offices and lawyers you’d like to feature, and any languages you need.
Please don’t include client or matter details.
A simple starting brief.
- Your websiteCurrent address, or a first website
- Your pagesPractices, people, offices and languages
- Your prioritiesWhat you would like to improve