UI/UX Design · Nashville The first screen decides.
Social Link is a UI/UX design agency in Nashville. We design the screens, flows and forms between a visit and an inquiry, starting with the phone, then test them before they ship.
123- 1Who: the firm’s name, first
- 2What: the firm’s own attorneys, not stock
- 3Where next: two clear next steps
Paul Trial GroupMobile site, first screen
The five-second test.
In five seconds a visitor decides whether they are in the right place. Here is what a first screen has to say in that time, on a real desktop site.
1234Paul Trial GroupWebsite, first screenOpen the work
- 1The ask. A free case evaluation, on the first screen.
- 2Proof. The firm’s trial team, together, under “Proven & Trusted”.
- 3Another way in. A phone number for people who would rather talk.
- 4Who it is for. “Lawyers for Patients & Families”, right under the firm’s name.
Three rules we design by.
- 01The ask is on the first screen.
- 02Proof comes before the ask.
- 03Every step asks for one thing.
The third rule is why our forms often have steps: one question at a time feels shorter than six at once.
What UX covers.
UI is how it looks. UX is how it works. We design both, together.
- Research
- What buyers need to know, believe and see before they act.
- Flows
- The path from the page they land on to the inquiry, with nothing in the way.
- Forms
- The fewest questions, in the right order, one step at a time.
- Interface
- Type, color and components that look like your brand and read on a phone.
- Testing
- Clickable prototypes on real phones, then fixes for whatever trips people up.
What is UI/UX design?
UI is the interface: how the screens look. UX is the experience: how it works, from the first screen to the finished task. Good UX makes the next step obvious.
Can you improve our site without a full redesign?
Often, yes. Fixing the first screen and the inquiry form is usually where a site gains the most, and it does not need a rebuild.
Do you redesign forms?
Yes. We cut questions, put them in the right order and split long forms into short steps, so more people finish them.
How do you test a design?
We build clickable prototypes and put them in front of people on real phones before anything is coded, then fix what trips them up.
How much does UX design cost?
It depends on how many screens and flows are involved. We scope it with you.