Your home page is the most important page on your website. It is your “digital first impression.” From your logo and social media icons to the footer and call-to-action, every element is carefully thought out and planned.
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The Elements of a Successful Law Firm Home PageYour home page is the most important page on your website. It is your “digital first impression.” From your logo and social media icons to the footer and call-to-action, every element is carefully thought out and planned.
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What Does It Take to Produce an Award-Winning Law Firm Website?From step 1 to done, we invite you to walk through the steps of creating an award-winning PaperStreet law firm website.
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Web Design Launch Process Checklist – ComprehensiveAndrew gives a comprehensive overview of our website launch process.
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Website Grievances as Told by the PaperStreet Development TeamThe development team discusses their website pet-peeves.
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PaperStreet Essentials: The Steps to Building Legal Websites on a BudgetA brief overview of launching a website with our Essentials design line.
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Law Firm Website Design Inspiration for 2016We’ve outlined the trends and big ideas you’ll see this coming year in legal websites.
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Big Ideas for Website Design, Content and Internet MarketingIt’s always fun to look forward and anticipate the big ideas of the next few months. It can be easy to tell when a style is emerging, but sometimes you have to take a leap of faith and go with your gut.
› Read MoreSlideshow: A New Approach to Content Strategy for Law FirmsIn a presentation at the UnProgram for the Academy of Florida Elder Law Attorneys, PaperStreet presented a new content strategy called The LAW HUB.
› Read MoreThe Most Dramatic Before and After Law Firm WebsitesAfter 14 years of business we’ve seen some pretty scary websites. These are just a few of the dramatic before and after instances we’ve encountered.
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Authenticating Your Twitter Feed for Use on Your WebsiteYou might be asking: why should I authenticate my Twitter feed? In order to use your Twitter feed on your website, you need to authenticate your account with Twitter, which allows you (or us) to “easily” incorporate your feed on your site.
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