
SLS Solicitors: legal services website design in England and Wales, UK
SLS Solicitors · Legal services · England and Wales, UK
The short version · Website delivery
SLS Solicitors — a focused consultation journey for property matters.

Campaign work · SLS Solicitors
The campaign behind the enquiries.
See the advertising work for SLS Solicitors, with the results and measurement explained in each campaign case study.
Campaign case study
SLS Solicitors: distinct legal campaigns across England and Wales
SLS Solicitors’ England-and-Wales Google Ads campaigns cover possession and disrepair enquiries, with a 58.48% historical cost-per-conversion reduction.
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A closer look at the website.
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01 / 02 · Make geographic coverage easy to scan — The locations page groups named places beneath an England-and-Wales introduction. The grid gives visitors a direct way to find the relevant area within the consultation website.
Inside the website
The thinking behind the pages.
Website detail
Make geographic coverage easy to scan
The locations page groups named places beneath an England-and-Wales introduction. The grid gives visitors a direct way to find the relevant area within the consultation website.
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Website detail
Give the consultation form a clear place
The dark legal-service introduction places the consultation panel beside the main message. Warm orange accents distinguish the contact action within a restrained serif-led presentation.
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The case study
Inside the build for SLS Solicitors.
The short list
- Give the visitor a clear subject and next step.
- Connect the enquiry to the property.
- Make contact choices and consent visible.
The design choices and customer journey behind this website.
SoudCoh’s legal services website design for SLS Solicitors serves England and Wales, UK. The build brings the service information, visual identity and enquiry journey together, with the page examples and design decisions explained below.
Give the visitor a clear subject and next step
SoudCoh’s SLS Solicitors website work focuses on property and tenant matters. The page introduces the service and provides a consultation route, with local-area content supporting the England and Wales context.
The customer journey is built around starting a conversation about the situation. The website provides the subject and contact choices without requiring the visitor to prepare a complete legal file online.
Connect the enquiry to the property
The consultation form asks for the property location, the visitor’s situation and an optional description alongside contact details. City or postcode information makes the request more specific to the matter being discussed.
This structure gives the firm useful context for a follow-up. A visitor who is unsure how to summarise the issue can choose the closest situation and add details in their own words.
Make contact choices and consent visible
A direct phone option sits alongside the form for visitors who prefer to speak. The form also includes a contact-consent control and privacy information as part of the submission journey.
These components belong close to the point where the customer shares their information. The design keeps the next action clear and explains the purpose of the request.
Keep the portfolio story about the website
The case study documents the consultation structure, property-context fields and contact presentation of the completed build. Its subject is how the service is organised online and how a prospective customer begins the discussion.
The finished website gives a specialist legal service a focused enquiry journey. It connects the person, property and matter to an appropriate first conversation with the firm.
Explore our website design and development work for how we connect clear service information with a useful customer journey.
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- Website design
- Legal services
- England and Wales, UK
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