1. Set the geographic boundary before you design the flow
The Census record identifies Andrews city as a municipality in Andrews County. That distinction matters when you decide who the intake is intended to serve. A page for a firm serving Andrews should not silently treat the city, the county and the wider Texas market as interchangeable. The population estimate describes Andrews city, not the number of prospective clients, website visitors or legal inquiries. It also cannot establish which practice areas are active or whether visitors prefer video, phone or another channel.
Recommended approach
During consultation, state whether the survey is for Andrews city, Andrews County, or a broader service area that includes both. Then decide whether location should be a qualifying question, a routing question, or simply information for staff review. Keep the geographic rule explicit so a visitor is not screened out merely because the page uses a narrower location label than the firm’s actual service area.
