Texas Criminal Defense Firm Can’t Defend Its Photos

[webfreak08]

When you design a website, please consider the message you're sending.

Here's an eye-opening post from ATL.

http://abovethelaw.com/2009/12/texas_criminal_defense_firm_ca.php

 

[handsonhosting]

That was a very interesting read. I"m amazed that those pictures made it past their 'management" team and were approved for online use. It doesn't appear to have hurt them much, but the pictures didn't match the content being sent at all.

Nice find!

 

[SenseiSteve]

Looks like their numbers were up while these pictures were online. :rolleyes2

 

[handsonhosting]

I'm amazed that someone is charging $30k for a fairly basic site and being able to get away with stock photos and what appears to be a "quickie" for the most part.

 

[SenseiSteve]

I'm constantly amazed at what some organizations pay for website design. I was associated with a company once where one of their divisions did high end web design (or so they advertised) and they wouldn't look at a site unless it was $10,000.00. Some of their work was fine, but the majority could have been designed for less than $2000.00.