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Start from a practice-oriented website direction.
Give prospects and clients a branded place to understand services, take action, and move into the firm's connected workflow.
Start from a practice-oriented website direction.
Apply the firm's brand, services, content, and calls to action.
Review the website and connected client-experience direction.
Publish the approved website; scope mobile delivery separately.
Client requests are separated from the work.
Owners and deadlines require manual follow-up.
Review status is difficult to see.
Requests and documents stay with the client.
Owners, due dates, and next actions stay visible.
Review and delivery remain part of the workflow.
Keep practice-specific website templates visible and connected to the next action.
Keep brand and content editing visible and connected to the next action.
Make ownership, review readiness, corrections, and approvals clear to the team.
Keep service and contact calls to action visible and connected to the next action.
Keep people, entities, services, and engagement history in one operating context.
Keep search-ready server content visible and connected to the next action.
Website templates and editing are implemented; the combined branded mobile-app offer remains a preview.
Client context stays connected.
Team ownership stays visible.
Professional review stays in the workflow.
Choose one representative engagement and its handoffs.
Set the owners, stages, deadlines, and review steps.
Walk the workflow with the people who do the work.
Bring the proven workflow to the rest of the practice.
Yes. Template, editor, and hosted preview surfaces are present in the product.
No general store-ready release is claimed. The combined mobile offer is a preview and must be scoped.