Websites: Development and Upkeep, Laws, Issues, and Solutions_ Reflections

Websites: Development and Upkeep, Laws, Issues, and Solutions A functional web site has become a necessity for law firms and legal organizations. The process of developing a web site is sometimes a waste of time wasted time. As you prepare to build your first web site it is vital that you understand the whole process from beginning to end. This will allow you to make better decisions in the technologies you choose to implement and the people you hire to handle the site's development. There are ten things that everyone should consider. Be sure you have a written agreement from the person who created it if you hired someone to create your site. The second concern is exposing you to the business world and being sued. The third thing to consider is privacy issues and concerns The fourth concerns is framing and linking. Linking is when a surfers clicks on part of your website and is taken to another website. Framing is when you have a link that changes only part of the browser display. The fifth concern is your web wrap agreement. The sixth concern is whether or not you are infringing on someone else’s copyright. The seventh concern is trademark laws and how they apply online. The eighth concern is that you should register your copyright and trademark. The ninth thing to consider is advertising, consumer protection, and product liability laws Last but not least you should concede having a backup procedure for your website.