Website design for an attorney in San Francisco specializing in civil litigation in the areas of Business, Music and Construction law. Consultation, website design and complete website development in Wordpress, search engine optimization and Google Analytics.

Website design for a multiple attorney law firm in Tuscumbia, Alabama specializing in family law. Consultation, website design and complete website development, search engine optimization and Google Analytics.

Website design for a multiple attorney law firm in Minneapolis, MN specializing in the protection of fair competition. Consultation, website design and complete online development solution in Wordpress, search engine optimization and Google Analytics.

Sometimes we all need a few visuals to help us understand what we like. I have a practice of keeping a reference file of great law firm websites to help inspire the design, functionality or content of future sites.

In my book, websites cannot be considered the best unless they look good, are easily found and provide the information and functionality users are seeking. I have listed a few websites I like – a few only meet one two of these qualities as well as my favorite law firm websites that meet them all.

Website design for a multiple attorney law firm in Minneapolis, MN specializing in serving the members of the military family. Consultation, website design and complete online solution, including a custom Wordpress news section, search engine optimization and Google Analytics.

When you write your blog entries and/or read your favorite blogs, are you participating and becoming part of the conversation or are you just writing and reading without any interaction? Commenting on blogs is a great way to extend your presence online, meet other bloggers, business owners, and potential customers, and ultimately drive more traffic to your own blog and website. This blogger goes so far as to argue that:

“A blog without comments enabled is not a blog. It’s more like a church pulpit. You preach the word, and the audience passively receives your evangelical message.”

These two innovators were looking to take advantage of their captured audience at their upcoming wedding. They wanted to develop a website that would be a sustainable, long term project that would develop throughout their marriage. Positioned around their passions for each other, food & wine they have started a really cool site to:“…last long after we’ve posted the last wedding picture and one our friends and family and people who care to hear our thoughts could check back in and see what we’re up to, what we’re drinking, and what we’re eating.”