ISby Informeek Studio·Made with Claude·6 November 2026
LiveScroll the whole homepage, then check it on a phone
The prompt
Claude · Claude Opus 5.5
Design a complete homepage for a law firm called Ashford & Reyes. Navy and muted gold on warm off-white, serif headings. Header with the firm name, links for Practice areas, Our team, Results and Insights, and a "Free consultation" button. A hero with the headline "Counsel that stands beside you, not above you", one sentence about employment, family and business law, a "Book a consultation" button and a "See our results" link. Then a row of three proof numbers, practice area cards, and a contact footer. Stack everything cleanly on mobile.
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About this law firm website design
People visit a law firm website when something has gone wrong, so the design has to calm them down and point to one next step. This homepage does it with a classic palette of navy and muted gold on warm off-white, and serif headings that feel established without feeling stiff.
The headline is written for the client, not the firm: counsel that stands beside you. A free consultation appears in both the header and the hero, and three proof numbers sit right under the fold. Practice areas follow as simple cards, so a visitor can check quickly whether the firm handles their kind of case.
Why the prompt works
It orders every section, which keeps the page structured.
It writes the headline, setting the tone for all the other copy.
It repeats the main action in the header and the hero.
It names the palette and type, so the result looks like a law firm.
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