We are thrilled to be honored with three prestigious WebAwards in the 2024 Web Marketing Association’s competition. Among the accolades is the coveted Best Legal Website award, underscoring Omnizant’s continued commitment to excellence in web design for the legal industry. These awards are a testament to our web development team’s efforts, but they also reflect...

Imagine seeing five different exit signs on the highway for the same destination. Confusing, right? Multiple sites for one firm can be similarly misleading for a law firm’s prospective clients. Some firms come to us with several sites for a single practice. They may have been told that this is a way to get more...

Technology evolves rapidly, but human behavior remains relatively constant. This is particularly evident in online information-seeking behavior, where users are more inclined to scan than read word for word. 

Long-form content, short attention spans—what to do? Formatting is the unsung hero that keeps readers hooked with dense and lengthy content.  While this piece covers helpful tips for breaking up lengthy content, we must underscore that formatting is not a substitute for careful planning and editing. Make sure your text is strategically organized and concise...

Many of the firms we work with are exiting a contract with a current website host/marketing agency. For most, there is a lot of confusion around this. What do you own? Is this allowed? Am I going to lose everything and have to start over from scratch?

Your prospective clients have countless options for legal counsel. So, do you want to look like your competitors—and blend in—or do you want to stand out? Start with a competitor analysis.

Large images, bad hosting providers, and unoptimized code might be causing your website to load slowly. Luckily, there are ways to fix these problems—and you definitely should.

Losing sleep over losing leads? We’ve got some practical tips to get your law firm back on track, starting with your website conversion page. 

Law firm websites have to change over time. But when? And how? Any why?