Dorsey, an international law firm with 700+ attorneys spread across 22 offices, just launched a cutting-edge new website designed and developed by Great Jakes. The website’s sophisticated design and advanced technology communicate the firm’s positive culture and ability to handle complex matters globally.

Highlights of the new Dorsey website include

• Integrated Blogs & Chinese Site – The website includes the seamless integration of eight blogs and a Chinese-language website. This integration allows Dorsey to manage all of its content within the same content management system, and provides website visitors with a consistent user experience.
   
• Q&A Module – To help communicate the firm’s collegial culture, the website features a Q&A module. This feature allows members of the firm to tell authentic stories about how Dorsey’s positive culture has enriched their lives. Q&A content can be easily deployed to the Careers, About Us, and Community & Pro Bono sections.
   
• Animation and Transitions – The website features a dynamic homepage animation and graceful page transitions, which together create a luxurious user experience. The website’s use of ReactJS, a cutting-edge front-end technology, enables this smooth user experience.
   
• Built for AI – The site makes extensive use of machine-readable schema markup to help AI systems understand the firm’s content more clearly. Together with ReactJS, semantic HTML, XML sitemaps, and other supporting technologies, this creates a strong technical foundation for visibility in AI-driven search.
   
• Person and Capability Microsites. Microsites are essentially small customizable websites that fit seamlessly within the firm’s overall website. Microsites maximize engagement by allowing visitors to read the full text of a lawyer’s content (e.g., articles, news, and blog posts) from within a bio or Capability page, instead of redirecting them to other sections of the site.
   
• ADA Compliance. The website was designed and built to be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). For example, the website has been optimized for screen readers (used by the visually impaired) and is fully navigable via keyboard (for people with motor disabilities).