Legal Marketing & Web Design Blog

There are many reasons law firms decide to take the leap and invest in video marketing. Videos provide prospective clients with another way to learn about services and/or products, which can build trust and help drive conversions. Also, video content is shareable on social media and provides an additional way for people to find your firm in local searches.

You're designing an eye-catching website but how does that translate to new leads? Conversion rate optimization is the answer. Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) is the process of converting visitors into potential customers before they leave your website. To make that happen, let me walk you through the must-have pages every law firm website needs to grow its business.

As technologies and techniques evolve over time, so do popular trends in website design. Most importantly, as the understanding of how people view and use websites grows, these trends take shape around not just what looks better, but also what works better. Here are some of the top trends in web design in 2020, and some of the top web design faux pas that we see.

Several weeks ago, in our continued exploration of web accessibility best practices, we shared an overview of the understandable principle. Today, in part four of our series, we’re exploring the final principle of the WCAG 2.0: robust.

According to Seyfarth Shaw, a Chicago-based law firm, the first half of 2019 saw a 12% increase in ADA Title III lawsuits filed in federal court. Many experts have warned that this number will continue to rise in the coming months.

Web accessibility has made headlines in recent months with a number of senators calling for additional clarification of website accessibility requirements from the DOJ. While the future around web accessibility regulation remains uncertain, it's important that business owners understand prevailing standards. We're exploring these considerations in a series of blog posts where we tackle the four key principles of the WCAG 2.0.

Several weeks ago, we explored the evolution of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the application of this law to internet properties. While formal guidelines have yet to be issued by the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 have emerged as the standard for developing accessible web properties and should be referenced in the design and development process.

Earlier this year, Domino’s Pizza made headlines when the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the fast food chain’s website, used for online ordering and coupon acquisition, must comply with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA).

We are very excited to announce that four of our law firm websites have won 2018 WebAwards awarded by the Web Marketing Association.