LeBlond Law

Katy LeBlond is a corporate attorney with over seven years of experience. She needed a website that looked expensive. Not because she wanted to waste money. Because her clients judge legal expertise by presentation. A cheap-looking website means cheap legal work in their minds. Fair or not, that is reality. Her old site looked like every other lawyer website. Generic template. Stock photos. Red accent color that screamed at visitors. It worked when she started her practice. But now she was competing for corporate clients who expect sophistication. The website was holding her back. I rebuilt the entire brand identity from scratch. Changed the abrasive red logo to warm bronze gold. Selected EB Garamond for headings - a typeface that signals prestige without looking stuffy. Paired it with Poppins for body text - clean and readable on every screen. The color palette whispers expensive: bronze gold, midnight blue, pearl white, and pure black. No gradients. No shadows. Just refined simplicity. I started with wireframes mapping user flow. Corporate clients do not browse - they scan. I structured the site so they find what they need in three seconds: practice areas, credentials, contact. Every page loads fast. Every element has purpose. No decorative garbage that slows things down. The site looks premium on every screen size - desktop, tablet, phone. No compromises. Images load instantly. Forms work smoothly. Contact is one click away. This is what good design does. It removes friction between expertise and opportunity. Katy still does the same excellent legal work. Now her website matches her skill level. Clients see sophistication before they read a word. That matters when you charge premium rates for premium service.