Clerk

What would you like to change on your site?

Say it in your own words. Clerk reads every page, drafts the changes, and shows you each one. Nothing goes live until you publish.

How this worksTell Clerk what to change on your site in your own words. It finds the pages, drafts the changes, and you decide what to keep.

On your website: Clerk changes your words, photos, attorney headshots, logo, brand colors, section switches, announcement banner, and practice areas. Layouts, fonts, and spacing stay locked so nothing breaks.

  1. Type what you want, the way you’d say it to a web designer. For example: “Mention that we offer free consultations,” “Make our accent color navy,” or “Turn off the reviews on the homepage.”
  2. Changing a photo? Press Add photos and pick it, then say where it goes: “Use this on the Contact page” or “Swap my headshot for this one.” It joins your photo library too.
  3. Press Ask Clerk. It reads every page of your site and drafts the changes, usually in 20 to 60 seconds.
  4. Each change shows Before and After: words with the new ones in green and the removed ones crossed out, photos side by side, colors as swatches. Guardrail checks every word against your state’s bar rules.
  5. Press Keep, Edit, or Skip on each one, or Keep all. Kept changes are saved as drafts. Your site doesn’t change yet.
  6. When you’re ready, an owner or an admin presses Publish. Your site updates in about two minutes.

What happens next: Kept changes also show in Your site as “Edited, not published,” and every version is saved, so you can go back to an earlier one any time.

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