One of the first decisions any firm must make when designing a Web site is the selection of a domain name. Which to choose? Many firms opt for the firm's initials appended with "law." This results in the often awkward "mkwstlaw.com" - hardly memorable, and very easy to type incorrectly. When a firm specializes in one type of practice, as is often the case with sole practitioners and boutique firms, the better solution is to work the TYPE of law you practice into the domain name. The selection of "lawatwork.com" for Kansas City, MO attorney Richard Connor is one reason we like this site - you know what you'll get. Newsletters are grouped under "Law at Work" (this could be a little more intuitive), and users can search the entire site. Presentation is not spectacular, but it makes it relatively easy to find what you're looking for. Recent headlines from newsletters appear on the home page, and links to the major employment and labor government agencies are all on the home page.