This article explores the relevance of presenting legal content in internet publications through multimedia tools. The author analyzes how legal information can be simplified and made more accessible through the use of videos, infographics, animations, and podcasts. The paper highlights the role of interactivity and visual communication in enhancing public understanding of legal matters. Drawing on psychological and cognitive research, particularly the works of R. Mayer and E. Tufte, the article demonstrates the effectiveness of multimedia in legal communication. It also examines the current state of legal content presentation in Uzbek internet media, existing challenges, and ways to improve it. Emphasis is placed on international experience and the strategic importance of multimedia in raising legal awareness among the population of Uzbekistan.

Legal content, multimedia, internet publications, infographics

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