From AI chat to live chat, website chat features vary in value, effectiveness, and ease of integration with your existing platform. So who or what will you choose to represent you to potential clients on your site? It could mean the difference between getting and giving up a job.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 2 billion people live with a disability. Millions of Americans use assistive technologies daily to help them access web content. This article will provide an overview on what assistive technology looks like, why it should matter to attorneys and the importance of investing in an accessible website.
Site design is part art, part science. The good news is that good content hierarchy is straight-up science. Maximum impact means maximum organization.
If you’re like most attorneys, you probably assume that your website will pop up first on the search engine results pages, also called SERPs, when a referral Googles you. It’s your unique name, after all! But in most cases, it’s simply not true.
We get so caught up in the quest for the perfect website, whether waiting for another blog post or waiting for the final staff bio, that we miss the forest through the trees – the quicker your new or improved website is up, the better!
Millennials are retaining lawyers – and to attract their business, it’s essential for you to understand their digital consumption habits and what they want from your web presence. Here are three trends to be mindful of in refining your marketing strategy.
You may be feeling some “consent fatigue” over the growing number of websites warning you about cookies as soon as you visit their site.
An accessible site can be colorful, full of compelling graphics, and aesthetically pleasing. You don’t have to compromise.
There are many DIY website builders that allow attorneys to create websites quickly and without the help of a developer. While the much lower price point can make these options appealing, the end result is often an ineffective (and incomplete) website.
