
Virginia’s Eviction Legal Helpline website review and strategy
This report is by a team of Stanford University students in the Spring 2023 Justice By Design class. The student team was Gabrielle Braxton, Shirley Frame, Whit Froehlich,…
This report is by a team of Stanford University students in the Spring 2023 Justice By Design class. The student team was Gabrielle Braxton, Shirley Frame, Whit Froehlich,…
Who links to your legal help website? The more other websites that link to you — especially government or educational ones — the higher your website will climb…
Our team at Stanford Legal Design Lab collaborated with a court, help center team, and community stakeholders in Cincinnati to build an eviction help webpage. In this video,…
by Nora Al Haider (Originally published on Legal Design & Innovation medium publication) Table of Contents Overview Schema Markup Intervention Steering group of stakeholders, on legal help markup…
The excellent team at Ohio Legal Help has shared their Style Guide for creating a legal help website that is user-friendly & accessible. We’ve shared it on the…
Are you a court or legal aid group that’s hoping to serve more of your audience with the website you’ve built? Dave Guarino, a civic technologist, has written…
Where do your legal websites rank on this maturity model?
Many legal aid and court groups build their website with the assumption that people will start at the home page. But that might not reflect people’s actual journeys…
What should the landing page of your legal help website look like? What should it say, and what’s its purpose? Our team has been working with courts and…
We have had many requests from our colleagues on the Legal Help Online Cohort, about how to get schema markup onto their Drupal website. Here is a first…