Waithaka & Associates AdvocatesLegal services website
A sleek and modern website for a law firm in Nairobi, emphasizing professionalism and expertise. Built by Microstation for a client in Nairobi, Kenya.
The brief
For a law firm the website is often the first test of credibility — a prospective client checks whether the firm looks organised, current and trustworthy before they ever call.
Waithaka & Associates Advocates needed a site that set out practice areas clearly, read as authoritative, and worked as well on a phone as it does in a boardroom.
What we built
The decisions that shaped this legal services website.
Practice-area structure
Content organised the way clients search for legal help, so each practice area has a clear, indexable page of its own rather than one long list.
Professional presentation
Restrained typography, strong hierarchy and consistent spacing that signal expertise instead of decoration.
Enquiry path
Direct contact routes — call, email and enquiry — placed where a visitor is ready to take the next step.
Technology used
We choose the stack per project. The goal is always the same: a site that loads fast, can be found on Google, and is still easy to maintain years later.
What we focused on
- Responsive across phones, tablets and desktops
- Custom design and content layout
- Per-page titles, descriptions and canonicals
- Fast, lightweight build
Legal services website questions
The questions buyers of legal services websites ask most, answered the way Microstation answers them.
A professional law firm website is quoted per project. A practice site with well-structured practice-area pages typically starts in the business-website range (from about KSh 80,000); a larger site with many practice areas, lawyer profiles and a resource library costs more. Ask for an itemised quotation.
Clear practice-area pages — each a real, indexable page rather than one long list — lawyer profiles with roles and qualifications, contact routes such as telephone, email and an enquiry form, and current, accurate information. For many firms the site is the first credibility test a prospective client applies before making that call.
By publishing real pages that answer the questions prospects type: each practice area, the process and what to expect. A restrained, professional design supports that; exaggerated claims do not. Search visibility depends on competition and many factors, so no developer can promise a specific ranking.
Yes. We agree what may be published, keep client names and matter details out of the copy unless you are comfortable, and never publish contact information you have not cleared. The site is built so your team can update it without exposing anything sensitive.
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