1. Replace the blank first question with a guided explanation
A conventional form often leaves the visitor with a name field, contact details and an open text box. Bosseo’s Video Intake presents a guided video survey instead. The visitor answers one question at a time, while the flow is built around the firm’s practice areas. That distinction matters when a potential client is unsure how to describe a legal problem. The product page describes a visitor action—“See if you have a case”—followed by a guided survey that captures case type, urgency and relevant details. For a Moreno Valley firm, review whether the website’s first response should invite an explanation rather than require an unstructured narrative. The city’s recorded relationship to Riverside County can also help the firm define the geographic wording used in its own intake questions; it does not establish that a particular matter exists or that a visitor is eligible for representation.
Recommended approach
Map the first decision to the firm’s actual practice areas and service territory. Keep geography, legal fit and urgency as separate questions so the team can decide what each answer means before the flow is published.
