At OneFirst Legal, we can have a website up in two weeks which is no small feat—but that kind of efficiency can only be achieved when attorneys are prepared for the project. We work fast, but we can only move at the speed at which you’re prepared to collaborate. From writing copy ahead of time…
Hick’s Law and Website Design
Hick’s Law says that the more choices a user faces, the less likely they are to take action. This means you should streamline your website design to reduce cognitive overload and create a user experience that empowers rather than overwhelms. Here are four ways to apply Hick’s Law to simplify your website design, helping you…
Search On Your Law Firm’s Website
Deciding whether or not to include search functionality on your site comes down to two key factors: how complicated your website is and how informed your users are.
Big List of Public Speaking Ideas for Attorneys
If you’re a lawyer trying to stand out, getting good at public speaking is like having a secret weapon. Sharing knowledge person-to-person is a powerful way to get your name out there, especially for solo practices or small firms. It’s also a great way to get an edge on your competitors who are drowning in…
5 Dead Giveaways That Your Website Is Outdated
Yes, your audience is noticing that outdated copyright year in your footer. While you might order pizza from a website that’s straight out of 2005, you probably wouldn’t trust a lawyer with a site like Saul Goodman’s. Many firms are guilty of these blatantly outdated mistakes, despite how obvious they are. But it’s 2024 and…
Migrating Content to Your New Website
Embarking on a website migration can feel like navigating a legal case. The stakes are high, and every decision counts. When transitioning to a new website, one of the critical decisions firms face is what content to migrate from their old site. While it may seem straightforward, this process requires careful analysis and consideration. We…
Badges and Credibility
Your website is supposed to help you demonstrate credibility and trustworthiness to potential clients. Badges are like gold star stickers, right? The more the better? Nope, sorry.