Law Firm Web Design Agency was built around a simple observation: most law firm websites are built by generalist agencies who don't understand how legal clients search, compare, and choose an attorney. That gap costs firms real cases every month.
We work exclusively with law firms — which means every recommendation we make, from site architecture to content strategy, is grounded in what actually works for legal client acquisition, not generic web design best practices borrowed from unrelated industries.
Our Approach
- Silo-based architecture — every site we build is structured around practice areas and locations from day one, not as an afterthought.
- SEO built in, not bolted on — technical and content SEO considered from the first wireframe.
- Compliance-aware content — written with awareness of common bar advertising restrictions.
- No cookie-cutter templates — every site is designed around your firm's specific practice areas and positioning.
That approach runs through everything we offer — website design, law firm SEO, maintenance, and legal content — and it adapts to how clients search in your specific practice area.
// Our Team
The people who’ll actually build your site.
No account managers reselling work to a subcontractor you never meet. Design, development, content and project management sit on one team — with roots in Calgary and clients across North America.
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Nat Miletic
Founder
Has been building and shipping websites since 2007, and still reviews every law firm build before it launches. The bias is toward measurable outcomes — rankings, load time, signed clients — over design that only impresses other designers.
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Dusan Ilic
Client Manager
The person your firm actually talks to. Keeps content, approvals and revisions moving so a build never stalls waiting on a partner’s inbox.
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Naville Valladares
Project Manager
Keeps builds on schedule and makes sure a firm always knows exactly what stage its site is at — the reason a 4–8 week timeline stays a 4–8 week timeline.
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Marko Denic
Technical Consultant
Translates a firm’s business goals into technical decisions: what to build, what to migrate, what to leave alone. The one we bring in when a project has an awkward constraint.
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Nina Giric
UX/UI Designer
Designs the path a stressed visitor takes to a phone call — the layout decisions that determine whether someone with a legal problem contacts you or goes back to the search results.
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Jelena Jevremovic
UX/UI Designer
Designs interfaces where every element earns its place, focused on the clarity and trust signals legal clients look for when comparing two firms.
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Darko Nikolic
Front-End & WordPress Developer
Over three years on the team, and the one who turns a practice area wireframe into a fast, accessible page that still holds up on a three-year-old phone.
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Nikola Misic
WordPress Developer
Two-plus years on the team, focused on pixel-level fidelity. Builds the practice area and location templates that let a firm’s site grow without becoming a maintenance problem.
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Charly Saenz
Backend Developer
Works the back end — intake forms, routing, integrations. When a consultation request reaches the right person at your firm without anyone re-typing it, that is this end of the build.
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Bane Nikolic
WordPress Developer
The newest developer on the team, working across new builds and cleanup — often the one untangling an inherited site before a rebuild starts.
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Joy Abah
Marketing Consultant
Works on positioning, and on the topics a practice should own — mapped before a single page is written, so content targets real search demand instead of guesses.
Tell us about your firm and your target markets, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Get in TouchFrequently Asked
Do you work with any industry other than law?
No. Working only with law firms is what lets us skip the discovery curve on legal search intent, bar advertising rules, and the trust signals legal clients look for.
How long does a typical project take?
Most builds run 4–8 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on how many practice area pages and how much content is involved.
What happens after launch?
You can take the site and run, or keep us on for maintenance, SEO and content. There's no lock-in either way — the site is yours.