Law Firm Web Design Company in Miami Shores, FL

Law Firm Web Design Company in Miami Shores

Law Firm Web Design Company · Miami Shores, FL

A law firm web design company builds the website, the contact pages, the forms, and the call tracking a firm needs to turn search traffic into signed clients, while keeping every page within Florida Bar advertising rules.

So what does a Miami Shores law firm website actually need to do, when you are competing against Brickell firms with bigger budgets and national TV brands flooding the market? Three things: pull leads to your phone within five minutes, track every call back to the page that produced it, and run on a WordPress install you own outright so nobody can hold your data hostage. Most sites in Miami-Dade miss all three, and that is the gap I build into.

I build the site like the firm itself, not like a template. I write the page in your voice. The form sends the lead to your phone inside five minutes, every call gets tracked back to the page that produced it, and the whole thing sits on WordPress where you own the install, the domain, and the data. One firm per practice area per market, because that’s the only way I can put real work into it. Most Miami-Dade attorneys don’t believe this is real until the calls start coming in.

Have me look at your site (941) 626-9198
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Jorge Argota, CEO and Founder, Argota Marketing
Jorge Argota
CEO & Founder, Argota Marketing
10+ YR FL BAR VERIFIED
10+ years Florida legal marketing
Marketing for Percy Martinez P.A. since 2016
FL Bar No. 981990 client (verify on floridabar.org)
Verified Google reviews
5.0 25 reviews on Google
Argota Marketing
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U.S. nationwide
Miami HQ, building for firms in any state
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WordPress only
You own everything
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One firm per practice
Per Miami Shores market
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Same client, 10 years
Percy Martinez P.A., 2016 to today
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Tracks to signed cases
Not clicks, not impressions
Real client results
Real client engagements with the actual numbers behind them
All cases →
483%
Organic traffic growth
Percy Martinez P.A., 16 months, 16,300 organic clicks
10yr
Same client, ten years
Percy Martinez P.A., Florida Bar No. 9819903
4cities
Florida ranking footprint
Built from $500/month start, Miami to Jacksonville
Certified: Google Partner Ahrefs SEMrush HubSpot UM BBA
Recent work

Two law firm sites I built.

These are not stock images. Both sites are live, owned by the firms, and built on the WordPress stack used on every Argota build.

Click either screenshot to visit the live site.

100%
on WordPress
100%
client owned
2 firms
named, live, verifiable
Jorge L. Flores law firm website, built by Argota Marketing on WordPress
Jorge L. Flores
Personal injury
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Percy Martinez P.A. law firm website redesign, built by Argota Marketing on WordPress
Percy Martinez P.A.
Medical malpractice
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Have me look at your site
Who I am
A legal marketer based in Miami, building for law firms anywhere in the U.S. Ten years working alongside Percy Martinez P.A. on the marketing, the intake, and the kind of paralegal work most agencies will not touch. One firm per practice area per market.
What you get
A WordPress site (you own everything), Bar 4-7 review on every page, forms wired to your client software, tracking from lead to signed client.
Investment
$5,000 to $15,000, paid once; 8 to 14 weeks to launch; you own the domain, hosting, and all content.
Proof
Percy Martinez P.A. (Florida Bar No. 981990). Ten years, four Florida cities, marketing built from a $500 monthly start.
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♦Part 03♦Miami Shores Market♦
03
The Miami-Dade reality · 11th Judicial Circuit · the competition

Why Miami Shores is not Brickell, and why most agencies miss it

Most Miami Shores law firms are running on websites built by agencies who think Miami-Dade is one undifferentiated market. A boutique firm at NE 96th Street is not competing the same way as a 40 attorney shop in Brickell, but most agency builds treat them as the same prospect. The result is a Miami Shores firm paying for a website that ranks for nothing local and competes for clients it cannot serve.

The lay of the land

The market. Miami-Dade County is roughly 2.7 million people, and Miami Shores itself is a village of roughly 11,000 nested between North Miami, Biscayne Park, and El Portal. The clients searching here are usually referred by name first and then vetting your firm via Google. They are not strangers cold-calling; they are warm leads checking that you look real before they pick up the phone.

The courthouse. Miami-Dade is the 11th Judicial Circuit, the largest in Florida by case volume. A page that talks about your firm without naming the circuit, the local courthouse, or the practice rhythms specific to Miami-Dade reads like it was written somewhere else, because it usually was.

The competition. Three groups crowd Miami Shores legal search. Big Brickell and downtown firms with marketing budgets that dwarf yours, national PI and criminal brands buying TV time and billboards across the corridor, and dozens of small and mid-size firms running on out-of-state agency templates (FindLaw, Scorpion, Justia) that look identical to thousands of other firm sites. Outspending the first two is not the play. Looking like a real Miami-Dade firm that the first two cannot copy is.1

~2.7M
Miami-Dade County population
~11K
Miami Shores village population
11th
Judicial Circuit (Miami-Dade)
68%
Miami-Dade Hispanic population

Cities around Miami Shores I build for

Miami-Dade County · 11th Judicial Circuit
Miami Shores
Village of ~11K residents · boutique firm market
North Miami
Adjacent municipality · PI + criminal demand
Aventura
High-net-worth corridor · estate + business
Miami Beach
Tourism + premises · hospitality cases
Biscayne Park
Adjacent village · family + estate
El Portal
Adjacent village · family + immigration
Coral Gables
High-end commercial · business + estate
Bal Harbour
Beach corridor · premises + estate
The stack I run on every Miami Shores build

WordPress, with forms wired to Clio Grow or Lawmatics, calls tracked by CallRail, traffic measured in Google Analytics, paid traffic running through Google Ads and Local Service Ads, and Google Business Profile cleaned up against your real Miami-Dade address. Optional bilingual architecture (English/Spanish) for firms whose intake requires it. Every public page passes a WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility check to lower ADA Title III lawsuit risk; Florida has been one of the heavier filing states for years. You own every account.2

♦Part 04♦Practice Variants♦
04
Six practices · Six client behaviors · Six website requirements

A criminal defense site should not be built like an estate planning site

A law firm website should not be built the same way for every practice. Estate planning clients need trust and clarity. Personal injury clients need speed. Family law clients may need privacy before anything else. Each practice gets a different structure, a different intake flow, and a different conversion logic, because the site has to match how that client actually searches, decides, and contacts the firm.

Estate Planning
What matters most
Trust, clarity, and a professional first impression. Estate planning clients are often older, more cautious, and comparing firms based on credibility before they ever pick up a phone.
What the site needs to do
Make it easy to understand your process and book a consultation without friction. If the page feels generic or low-trust, higher-value clients move on to the next firm.
Medical Malpractice
What matters most
Filtering bad cases before they reach the attorney. Most malpractice inquiries are not viable, so the website has to help screen the lead before it turns into wasted intake time.
What the site needs to do
Collect the few details that actually matter, where, when, and what happened, and route serious inquiries cleanly. That reduces noise and protects attorney time for real case evaluation.
Personal Injury
What matters most
Speed to contact. Injury prospects usually call multiple firms fast, and the first firm to respond often gets the case.
What the site needs to do
Work perfectly on mobile, make calling immediate, and trigger fast follow-up. If the page delays contact, the lead usually signs somewhere else.
Family Law
What matters most
Privacy and emotional safety. Some family law prospects are searching from unstable or unsafe situations, so the contact process has to feel discreet and low-risk.
What the site needs to do
Give people a safe way to reach out without forcing an email trail or overexposing their situation. If the contact option feels risky, they leave without submitting.
Criminal Defense
What matters most
Urgency. A criminal defense lead often comes from a family member dealing with an arrest, a first appearance, or a fast-moving deadline.
What the site needs to do
Make immediate contact obvious and route urgent calls differently from standard inquiries. If the phone does not ring quickly, the family hires the next firm.
Premises Liability
What matters most
Getting useful facts early. These leads often arrive with incomplete information, so the site should help gather the details that shape liability before the consult starts.
What the site needs to do
Capture the property details and incident context early, so the attorney starts the call with direction instead of guesswork. That improves intake quality and saves time on weak consultations.
♦Part 05♦Proof♦
05
A decade of work for two named Florida law firms

Case studies with the actual numbers

Percy Martinez, Esq. on Fox News interview
Percy Martinez, P.A.
Miami · Medical malpractice · 10 year engagement
Percy Martinez P.A. firm emblem

I gave him a $500 budget to start. In 3 months I was ranking on the first page of Google. Ever since then I have been getting non-stop phone calls at my firm and picked up numerous and memorable cases.

483%
Traffic growth2022 to 2026
287
Leads in 5 weeksFrom one campaign
100
PageSpeed scoreCurrent site
Started as a solo practice in Miami with a $500 budget. Ranks across Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville. 98 Google reviews at 4.7 stars.
Read the full case study
Jorge L. Flores, Esq.
Jorge L. Flores
Miami · Personal injury · Web build + ongoing
Jorge L. Flores firm emblem

Jorge built the site, the intake, and the tracking from the ground up, and the calls started coming in before the old site was even fully migrated. He runs the marketing the way he ran intake at Percy, which is the part most agencies cannot do.

5 mo
To Map PackKendall, top result
100%
Client ownedOff FindLaw template
PI
Practice variantBuilt to ring fast
Personal injury firm in Kendall, Miami-Dade. Migrated off a FindLaw template to a WordPress site he owns outright. Top of the Map Pack in 5 months.
Read the full case study

Credentials · Current certifications

All verifiable on the issuing platforms
G
Google Partner
Certified agency
A
Google Ads
Search, Video, CRO
H
HubSpot
SEO certified
S
SEMrush
SEO + AI
A
Ahrefs
SEO certified
♦Part 06♦Voices♦
06
25 Google reviews · 5.0 average

Three real attorney clients, in their own words

★★★★★
Miami origin
“Jorge did everything for my firm; the site, the SEO, the ads, the reviews. I gave him $500 to start and now I’m one of the top ranking medical malpractice firms in Florida. He’s been with me for 10 years. He answered the phones at our intake desk before he ever ran a campaign.”
PM
Percy Martinez
Percy Martinez, P.A. · Miami
★★★★★
Cuban Spanish
“Bilingual intake pages in real Cuban Spanish, not translated marketing copy. Our conversion rate on Spanish language traffic tripled. The content sounds like our paralegals actually wrote it.”
EV
Elena Vargas
Vargas Law Group · Miami
★★★★★
Map pack lift
“Top of the Map Pack in Kendall in 5 months. Moved me off a FindLaw template to a site I actually own. The calls that come in are pre-qualified. That never happened with the last agency.”
JF
Jorge L. Flores
Jorge L. Flores, P.A. · Kendall
5.0 on Google · 25 reviews
♦Part 07♦Pricing & Process♦
07
Three tiers, paid once, no monthly platform fee, you own everything

Real pricing, no contact-us required

Solo / single practice
Foundation
$5,000 to $7,500
Paid once · 8 to 10 weeks to launch
What you get
✓
WordPress site for one practice area, 6 to 8 pages
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Bar 4-7 review on every page
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Mobile first build, WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility
✓
Contact form connected to your client software
✓
Google Analytics + CallRail call tracking setup
✓
You own the domain, hosting, theme, content
Most firms
Firm with multiple practices
Practice
$8,000 to $12,000
Paid once · 10 to 12 weeks to launch
Foundation, plus
✓
Up to 3 practice areas, 12 to 15 pages
✓
Different contact form per practice area
✓
Pages built per Miami-Dade neighborhood
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Google Business Profile cleanup + review system
✓
Tracking from lead to signed client
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90 days of support after launch
Scaled / multi-county firm
Regional+
$12,000 to $15,000
Paid once · 12 to 14 weeks to launch
Practice, plus
✓
4+ practice areas, 18 to 25 pages
✓
City pages across Miami-Dade corridor
✓
Snowbird and out-of-state contact paths
✓
Clio Grow / Lawmatics full integration
✓
Multi-channel call routing
✓
Spanish writing add-on if needed
Hosting (WP Engine or Kinsta), maintenance, content updates, and ongoing improvements are separate, billed monthly at $300 to $1,500 depending on what you actually use, and there are no contracts. You can leave any time. The whole point of building on WordPress is that you can.

Build process · 8 to 14 weeks

Six stages, transparent timing, you sign off at each gate
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Week 1 to 2
Discovery
Review your current site, intake, goals, practice areas, competitors.
2
Week 3 to 4
Wireframes & 4-7 check
Page structure, form spec, Florida Bar 4-7 review on every draft page.
3
Week 4 to 8
Design & content
Visual design, all copy written by Jorge, photography direction.
4
Week 6 to 10
WordPress build
Theme build, page templates, intake forms wired to Clio Grow / Lawmatics, call tracking.
5
Week 10 to 12
Testing & tuning
Accessibility check, page speed pass, form testing, QA on real devices.
6
Week 12 to 14
Launch & migrate
Move from old site without losing rankings, redirects, GSC verification.
♦Part 08♦FAQ♦
08
Five questions every Miami Shores firm asks before signing

Miami Shores law firm web design FAQ

What does a law firm web design company in Miami Shores actually do?
It builds the website, the contact pages, the forms, and the call tracking a Miami-Dade firm needs to turn visitors into signed clients, while keeping every page within the rules in the Florida Bar 4-7 series. That covers the WordPress build (you own everything), page speed, accessibility, Bar 4-7 review on every public page, connection to your client management software, and tracking from click to signed client. Most agencies handle the design and stop, and the actual conversion mechanics, intake, and rule check is what most firms are missing.
Do I need a separate Miami Shores site if I already have a Miami law firm website?
Usually no. You need one strong Miami-Dade site with clear service-area signaling and content modules, not doorway clones for every neighborhood. The Miami Shores audience is a subset of your Miami-Dade audience, and Google reads doorway-style city pages as low-quality. The right move is a single page targeting Miami-Dade with internal linking, schema, and content modules that signal coverage of Miami Shores, North Miami, Aventura, and the corridor. Cleaner ranking signal, less duplicate content risk, and you do not have to maintain ten near-identical pages.
How much does a law firm website cost in Miami Shores?
$5,000 to $15,000, paid once, depending on scope. A site for one practice area runs $5,000 to $7,500. A full custom build with a different setup per practice runs $8,000 to $12,000. A multi-county build for a firm running across Miami-Dade and Broward with full client management software integration runs $12,000 to $15,000. Maintenance, hosting, and improvements after launch are separate, $300 to $1,500 a month based on what the firm actually uses, with no contracts.
How long does it take to launch a law firm website in Miami Shores?
8 to 14 weeks for a full custom build, depending on how many practice areas and how much content review you bring back on time. Most Miami Shores firms launch in 10 to 12 weeks. The full week-by-week breakdown is in the build process section above; you sign off at each of the six gates before I move forward.
What happens after launch?
You own the site, the domain, and the hosting account. Maintenance, updates, and ongoing improvements are billed monthly at $300 to $1,500 based on what you actually use, with no contracts. Most firms keep me on for monthly SEO, content additions, intake monitoring, and Google Business Profile work, but if you ever decide to take it in-house or move to a different agency, the entire site, content, and stack moves with you. The whole point of building on WordPress is that nobody is forced to stay.
Want me to look at your site?

Send me your current site.

A 30 minute review of what’s working, what’s not, and what’s costing you signed cases. No proposal pressure, and if we are not a fit I will tell you that too, which I know is a weird thing for a marketing person to say.

Other Florida cities I build for
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Miami-Dade County population approximately 2.7 million per the U.S. Census Bureau. Miami Shores Village population approximately 11,000 per the Village of Miami Shores municipal data. Hispanic population share for Miami-Dade is approximately 68 percent per ACS 5 year estimates, which is among the highest in the United States.
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WCAG 2.2 AA is the accessibility standard most Florida law firms target on new builds, and ADA Title III lawsuit volume against law firm websites has been climbing every year. Verify current ADA Title III enforcement standards independently before relying on this; nothing on this page is legal advice.
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Percy Martinez P.A., Florida Bar No. 981990, has been a continuous client of Argota Marketing since 2016. Cited traffic, ranking, and growth figures are from Google Analytics for the period September 2024 to January 2026. Verifiable on the Florida Bar member directory at floridabar.org.
Disclaimer: This page is published by Argota Marketing, a legal marketing agency based in Florida, and discusses Florida Bar advertising rules from a marketing and design perspective. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Florida Bar rules change; always verify the current rule text and consult a qualified attorney or the Florida Bar Ethics Hotline before making compliance decisions. Argota Marketing is not affiliated with the Florida Bar. Page last updated April 2026.