Law Firm Website Design in Dubai
That Turns Searches Into Consultations.

A law firm website starts at AED 999 with the Starter package (4–5 pages, a .com domain and standard hosting for 1 year, SSL, basic SEO setup, WhatsApp integration and a contact form). The Business package is AED 2,499 for up to 10 pages with a CMS and analytics included. Larger practice-area structures, Arabic pages and other custom features are priced by written quotation based on scope.

At minimum: a homepage that states plainly what the firm does and where, one page per practice area written around the searches clients actually make, an individual profile for each attorney, an about page carrying the firm’s history and credentials, and a contact page with WhatsApp, call and form routes. Firms serving several emirates usually add a page for each location they cover. We map the structure with you before design starts, so every page has one job and no two pages compete for the same search.

Yes. Arabic and bilingual English + Arabic websites are available as a paid additional service on website packages, with full RTL layout included. The translation is provided by your firm or charged separately. For UAE firms, the Arabic version is often what turns a search into an enquiry for clients who prefer to read about a legal problem, and to write about it, in Arabic.

Every practice-area and attorney page carries the same three routes: a WhatsApp message, a phone call, or the enquiry form, and those actions are tracked as key events so you can see which pages produce enquiries. On confidentiality: the contact page states clearly that a first message should describe the matter in general terms only, and that documents and sensitive detail wait until the firm has opened the file and checked for conflicts. The website’s job is to start the conversation properly, not to collect case files.

Your firm does. We build the structure — practice-area pages, attorney profiles with qualifications and languages spoken, the firm’s history and registration details in the places clients look for them — and every statement about credentials, experience and results is reviewed and approved by the firm before the page goes live. We never publish case outcomes, client names or testimonials without the firm’s written approval, and nothing on the page is invented, rounded up or borrowed from another firm’s record.

In most cases, yes, if the redesign is handled as a migration rather than a replacement. We audit the pages and searches bringing you enquiries today, keep the URLs that matter or redirect them properly, carry the content that earns its place, and re-check indexing and enquiries after launch. A redesign that skips the audit is how firms lose the visibility their old site had built; the audit comes first, the new design second.