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Legal tech usually defaults to navy and stock photos. I went warm neutrals, one orange accent, and dithered imagery instead.
Designed in Figma — two palettes, light and dark. The final one got built as a working page.
The warm neutral palette paired with that single orange accent gives the legal-tech page a much more assured tone. I especially like how the dark version keeps the hierarchy intact without losing the editorial feel.
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