Evolvv Strategies · Free Course for Attorneys
Build a Stunning Law Firm Website with AI
Ten short modules, one copy-paste prompt at a time: your firm's brand and wordmark, plain-English copy in your own voice, a consultation request form wired to your inbox and calendar, live on your own domain. AI does the technical work; every decision stays yours. No developer, no design background, and the real costs on the table from the first lesson.
What you’ll walk away with
A credible, mobile-friendly website for your firm — designed, written, and built with AI doing the technical work.
A brand and wordmark logo that doesn't look like every other firm in your county.
Plain-English copy in your own voice — written to respect your state's attorney-advertising rules.
A consultation request form and a lead magnet, wired to your inbox and calendar, at $0/month.
Your site live on your own domain, backed up, and findable on Google and Google Maps.
A repeatable update loop: describe a change in plain English, see it live in minutes.
Who it’s for
Solo attorneys. Two-partner shops. Firms of one to ten lawyers — family law, estate planning, personal injury, criminal defense, immigration, business law. No technical background assumed.
This is not a general website course with “lawyer” swapped into the examples. Every module was written for this audience and only this audience: the brand module starts from what a small firm can defend against a firm with a television budget, the planning module treats your bio as the most-read page on the site, the whole of Module 5 is the intake path that most firms leak clients through, and Module 6 checks the site against the advertising rules before anyone outside your office sees it. If you already have a website you dislike, the course works just as well — you are rebuilding, not starting over.
The full path, start to finish
Ten short modules take a solo or small firm from a blank screen to a live, compliant, client-generating website on your own domain — one copy-paste prompt at a time.
Start here
Set up Claude Code
Get the tools in place: a Claude plan, the Claude app, Git and Node, a project folder for your firm's site, and a clear picture of what Claude is allowed to do.
Module 1
Kick off the build
Hand Claude the Law-Firm Build Kit, then run one kickoff prompt that teaches it every stage ahead and starts keeping snapshots of your work.
Module 2
Brand your practice
Positioning before pixels: decide what your firm stands for and who it leads with, then give it a look and a wordmark that don't blend into every other firm in your county.
Module 3
Plan every page
Plan the whole site on paper before a line of it is built: the pages a firm actually needs, and the conversion path that runs through them.
Module 4
Build your site
The build itself: one prompt turns your two planning documents into a working site on your own computer, then you make it genuinely yours.
Module 5
Turn visitors into clients
The intake stack: a consultation request form, a thank-you page, an auto-reply, click-to-call, self-booking, and a lead magnet worth downloading.
Module 6
Audit before anyone sees it
The pre-launch gate: an eight-lane audit of the whole site, then the compliance pass and a dated archive copy for your records.
Module 7
Back it up
Give the site a permanent, private backup in the cloud, with the full history of every change you have made.
Module 8
Go live
The payoff: the site goes onto the real internet, then onto your firm's own domain, with HTTPS handled for you.
Module 9
Launch and get found
The last mile: get found on Google and Maps, build a review system you can run safely, and keep the site working long after launch.
A quick word before you start.
I’ve spent nearly twenty years building brands and websites, and building them for firms is part of what Evolvv sells — so writing the whole method down and handing it over is an odd thing to do. I did it because the problems are not mysterious. A firm site usually fails for the same unglamorous reasons: it talks about the firm instead of the client, it’s awkward on a phone, and there’s no obvious way to reach a human. None of that needs an agency. It needs a weekend and someone telling you the order to do things in.
So that’s what this is. Finish it and you own the site you built and know how to change it yourself — no retainer, no waiting a week for a text edit. Get partway, decide your hours are worth more than this, and come talk to me instead.
Straight answers
Do I need to be technical?
No. The course assumes you have never opened a terminal. You install the Claude app and two small supporting tools in Module 0, with every click shown; the one point where you do type a command, you are given the exact line and told what should come back. After that, you work by describing what you want in plain English and looking at the result. What it does assume is that you can judge whether a sentence about your practice is true — which is the part it can’t do for you, and the part you’re better at than any agency.
It says free. What does it actually cost me?
The course is free, all ten modules, no signup and no email required. The build has three real costs and they are on the table in the first lesson: about $20 a month for the AI while you are building (cancel when you’re done), about $10–15 a year for your domain, and hosting — free while you build and preview, then about $20 a month once it becomes the live website of a working practice, because that is commercial use under the host’s own terms. Free plans that forbid commercial use are not an option for a working firm, so treat “free hosting forever” as a claim worth reading the terms behind.
Will the website comply with my state's advertising rules?
That judgment stays yours — you are the one answerable for it, and this is a marketing and web-building course, not legal advice. What the course does is take the risk seriously rather than pretend it away. Module 6 is a full pre-launch pass over the wording: the predictable phrases AI writes about lawyers that cause trouble, with fixes; a checklist run against your finished site; a method for checking your own state in about ten minutes; and a dated archive copy for your file. Every earlier lesson that touches regulated ground flags it and points there.
How long does this take?
The lessons themselves run about six hours. In practice it is a weekend, or a handful of evenings — the building happens between the lessons, and the longest single stretch is the build module. You can stop at any point and pick up later; your progress saves on the device you’re reading on, and the course is designed to be worked one module per sitting.
What if I get stuck?
Most lessons end with the specific way that step goes wrong and what to do about it, and the AI you’re working with is genuinely good at fixing its own errors when you paste them back. If it goes past where you want to spend your time, there is a door: book a free consult and talk through what it would look like for Evolvv to build or finish the site for you.
Why would you give this away?
Because both outcomes are good ones. Some attorneys will finish this and never need us — genuinely fine, and they’ll know what good work looks like when they next buy it. Others will get three modules in, decide their hours are worth more than this, and want it done for them. That is Evolvv’s business, and it is a better conversation to have with someone who has seen exactly how the work is done. Nothing here is held back for a paid version; there isn’t one.
Ready to start?
It’s completely free — no signup, no email, no catch. Click through and you’re in the first lesson. Your progress saves on this device as you go.
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