Austin Personal Injury Law Firm Launches New Site

AUSTIN, Texas - April 29, 2015 - PRLog -- AUSTIN, TX - The Austin law firm of Terry & Kelly, PLLC has announced the launch of its new website today (www.lawyersfortexans.com). The website was designed to provide helpful information to victims of personal injury (such as car accidents) and to be a resource for those victims following an injury. "We wanted to make our website easy to use and easy to navigate for our clients and potential clients," said Austin personal injury lawyer and partner at Terry & Kelly, Trent Kelly (http://www.lawyersfortexans.com/attorney/trent-kelly/). "But most of all, we wanted our new web site and design to be a reflection of our firm's personality, which includes a deep love for all things Texas and in particular, Austin and its citizens."

This love for Austin is evident in the photography found throughout the site, which features beautiful shots of iconic Austin landmarks from downtown, South Congress and beyond. The site also features what are perhaps the most recognizable and beloved Texas standard-bearers, the Longhorn and Bluebonnet (the State Flower of Texas) in a single shot (http://www.lawyersfortexans.com/contact/).

In addition, Terry & Kelly took great lengths to comply with the current standard of web sites which allows the site to be viewed, in its entirety, on any mobile device, such as an iPhone, an iPad or any smartphone or tablet. This format, known as a responsive web design, was a priority throughout the design process because accessibility for anyone looking for information was paramount to the firm.

"It's very important to us, that when an individual has been a victim of any sort of personal injury," says Jim Terry (http://www.lawyersfortexans.com/attorney/jim-terry/), a partner at Terry & Kelly,"that they can pull out their smartphone and find us on the web, along with any information they are looking for so that they can get the legal help they need as soon as possible, without having to go home and search from a laptop or desktop computer."