Personal Injury Website Designs & Firmsites: Butler Wooten

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Butler Wooten - Atlanta, GA

http://butlerwooten.com
Designer: Pete Otto

Impressive list of scrolling verdicts. Site is focused on referring attorneys - who have been paid over $100 million from the firm.

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Attorney Focused Design:
A website in which the attorney or attorneys are featured prominently in the design. A smiling and welcoming picture can help personalize your site and help connect with prospective clients.

Conceptual Designs:
These are designs that make you stop and take a second look, since it is not always obvious that you are on a legal website. Instead these designs represent a concept or a vision - freedom, a new beginning, new direction, etc..

Geographic Designs:
These are websites that make a geographic location prominent in the design. These can be pictures of a city skyline or a known landmark like a mountain or monument.

Legal Themed Designs:
With these sites there is usually no question that you are on a legal website. Common legal images include; Columns, Courthouses, Gavels, Lady Justice, Scales of Justice, Courtrooms, etc...

Office Focused Designs:
Showing a professional image is paramount in terms of building credibility. These designs showcase, usually through flash, images of their office space.

People Focused Designs:
These types of designs showcase people. With personal injury websites, the images are usually of people going through obvious turmoil.

Practice Related Designs:
An extremely common design theme among personal injury sites. Images of cars, doctors performing surgery and pictures of accidents are all examples.

Symbolic Design:
These sites use a singular image to represent the firm or a value of the firm.

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