On your website: Everything on this page is the writing on your website: the homepage, your story, each practice area page, and the legal pages.

1. Section switches: every section you can do without has an On and Off switch on its card (sections with no words to write get a row of their own). Switch one off and it leaves your site at your next Publish; switch it back on any time. Page headings and contact forms always stay.
2. Your site opens on the Home page tab. Each page has its own tab, with its words on the left and your real page on the right. Whatever you click into, the page jumps to it and frames it in green, and it updates as you type. (Editing works on a computer, not a phone.)
3. Prefer a list? The tabs show every part by page: Home page, About, Practice areas, Legal, and Photos and logo. Overview shows anything waiting for you.
4. Type your changes. Guardrail checks the words as you type, and the preview shows how it will look.
5. Press Save edit. Your site doesn’t change yet. The card shows “Edited, not published.”
6. When you’re done, an owner or an admin presses Publish at the top. Your site updates in about two minutes.
7. Changed your mind? Press Earlier versions on any card, then Restore this version.
8. Words our team writes for you appear under Waiting for your review. Approve them, ask for changes, or edit them yourself.
9. Under Your logo and photos, every image shows where it’s used. Replace swaps it everywhere it’s used. Delete asks first and tells you what it will remove.
10. Your logo in the header: your header is dark, so upload the light (white) version of your logo. No light version? Upload your icon (the symbol alone) and it shows beside your firm’s name.
11. Attorney photo changes reach your site when you press Publish. Phone, hours, attorneys, and fees live in Onboarding. Change them there, then press Update my site now here.
12. Case results (Verdict and Landmark designs): Overview → Case results → Add a result. Only your own results, each confirmed accurate and shared with your client’s permission. They show with the results disclaimer once you press Publish; until you add one, the results section stays off your site.
13. Overview → Accessibility shows whether everyone can use your site: photo descriptions, link and button names, form labels, and headings. It’s checked automatically every time your site updates.
14. Need a short notice, like “Our office is closed Friday”? Overview → Banner. Write it, add a link if you like, and set when it turns off. Save it and your site shows it in about two minutes. Turn off banner takes it down.

What happens next: Publishing keeps every version word for word, with who published it and when, and lists it in Activity. Only owners and admins can publish or restore. Staff can edit and save.