Category: Law Firm Web Design

Short answer: social security disability lawyer website design has to start with accessibility, because

The most searched family law question hides two: what the lawyer costs and what you will pay or receive. How to answer both honestly without giving advice.

Short answer: workers comp lawyer marketing starts with the website, and a workers compensation

One divorce page fails both the flat-fee uncontested client and the owner with equity compensation. Three tiers, routed from the first screen of the site.

Short answer: a solo attorney website should be small and focused: a home page,

Most divorce content assumes children. Later-life visitors ask about pensions, social security and health insurance. The pages a family law site needs for them.

A statewide injury page competes everywhere and wins nowhere. How to build county pages for the secondary markets nobody targets, and the one test that decides.

What a law firm has to configure in WordPress that other businesses do not — admin access, where intake form data is stored, backups, and what to keep off the marketing site entirely.

Short answer: in the WordPress vs Wix debate for law firms, WordPress wins on

Probably not. The eight accessibility failures on almost every law firm site, how to check yours in twenty minutes, and why overlay widgets are not a fix.