
Measuring a website’s performance
The 2018 report, “Measuring Online Legal Resources: A FrameworkInspired by the Drake Equation“, by Laura Quinn & Joyce Raby lays out a standard metric by which to judge…
The 2018 report, “Measuring Online Legal Resources: A FrameworkInspired by the Drake Equation“, by Laura Quinn & Joyce Raby lays out a standard metric by which to judge…
Nóra Al Haider and Margaret Hagan Digital Legal Needs analysis of an online legal clinic to predict seasonal trends in people’s legal needs Stanford Legal Design Lab collaborated with…
What are the most common terms that people mistakenly use for their legal problem? They use one legal term but actually are talking about another situation.
How can more legal help organizations connect to people in their native languages? This blog post reviews a report that proposes some key strategies for language access at scale.
Nora al-Haider, Luz Daniel, Shobha Dasari, Margaret Hagan, Arianne Marcellin-Little, Alistair Murray, Michael Perlmutter, Roland Vogl, and Annie Zhu, How could computable contracts improve people’s health insurance contracting?…
San Jose’s government usability metrics can help legal website owners to improve their sites’ performance.
Margaret Hagan LIST problem codes are standard ways to describe legal issues. How can you use them to make legal help better? 1. We need standard codes for…
The National Center for State Courts hosts great, fun, quick videos on innovations & policy in the state courts. They’re called Tiny Chats, and the latest one is…
Margaret Hagan Our Better Legal Internet project at Stanford is all about one thing: making it easier for people to get free legal help, especially online. People have…