# About AttorneyPlot designs and builds websites for law firms. This page says who is behind the work, how the studio is paid, and what the Resources library is for — because a site that publishes advice about hiring web designers should be plain about being one. ## Who runs this AttorneyPlot is the law firm practice of SitePlot Media, run by Andre Skeete. Every build is designed and coded in-house. There is no account manager layer, no offshore production line, and no reseller arrangement sitting between the person who takes your brief and the person who writes your markup — they are the same person. That is the whole operating model, and it sets the ceiling on volume. A studio of this size takes a limited number of builds at a time, which is why the work is quoted to scope rather than sold from a tier sheet. ## What the studio does - **Custom law firm websites.** Designed and hand-coded, with a real page for every practice area, bio pages written to establish credibility, and an intake path that works on a phone. - **Technical foundation.** Schema markup, XML sitemaps, clean heading structure, Core Web Vitals, WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility, analytics and Search Console set up before launch rather than after. - **Ongoing care.** Managed hosting, security, backups, updates and content edits, so the site does not quietly decay into a liability. - **Search and AI answer optimization**, optional, for firms that want to compete for traffic rather than simply have an address. ## How the studio is paid, stated plainly A build is a one-time fee quoted from scope. The care plan is a monthly fee and is required, because unmaintained WordPress gets slow, then outdated, then compromised. The search program is monthly and optional. Every figure is published on the [pricing page](/pricing/) and the quote tool returns the actual number for a given firm without a sales call. AttorneyPlot takes no referral fees, no commissions and no payment from any vendor, platform or host mentioned in anything published here. The studio is paid by the firms it builds for, and by nobody else. ## Why a commercial studio publishes a reference library Search for almost any question about law firm websites and the first page is agency marketing. Most of it is not false, exactly. It is written by a party with an interest in the answer, and it stops precisely where the commercially useful part ends. Ask what a law firm website should cost and you will find ranges with no scope attached. Ask whether an agency can guarantee first-page rankings and you will find pages engineered to imply yes without saying it. Ask what your state bar actually permits in a testimonial and you will mostly find silence, because the honest answer is specific, varies by jurisdiction, and sells nothing. The Resources library exists to answer those questions properly. AttorneyPlot has an obvious interest in the subject, which is stated on every page rather than hidden. The compensating discipline is method: the governing rule or document is named, figures are sourced, and where something could not be confirmed the text says so instead of rounding a guess into a fact. How that works in practice is set out in the [editorial policy](/editorial-policy/). ## What is deliberately not covered A reference is only useful if its edges are firm. These are permanently out of scope: - **Legal advice of any kind.** Nothing here is legal advice, including anything written about bar advertising rules. See the [disclaimer](/disclaimer/). - **Guaranteed outcomes.** No ranking, lead volume or case count is promised anywhere on this site, in any proposal, or in any conversation. Nobody can honestly guarantee them. - **Case results as marketing.** This studio does not publish client case outcomes or recovery figures as evidence of its own work. - **Named client builds.** Most client work is covered by non-disclosure terms, so [The Work](/work/) shows demonstration builds rather than live client sites. ## Contact For a correction, a source, an accessibility problem or a press question, use the [contact page](/contact/). To price a build, the quote tool is faster than an email. The studio can also be reached at info@attorneyplot.com.