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Make StudyLaw your firm in an afternoon.
Make StudyLaw your firm in an afternoon.
Make StudyLaw your firm in an afternoon.
Everything on this site is a normal Framer layer, style, component or CMS item. This page lists what to change. Delete it before you publish.
Everything on this site is a normal Framer layer, style, component or CMS item. This page lists what to change. Delete it before you publish.
Everything on this site is a normal Framer layer, style, component or CMS item. This page lists what to change. Delete it before you publish.
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Your firm name
Your firm name
The name Harrow & Vane appears in the Site nav component (Logo), the footer in the Main layout template, the Home hero (Firm name) and the Legal notice page. Search the layers panel for Harrow to find every place.
The name Harrow & Vane appears in the Site nav component (Logo), the footer in the Main layout template, the Home hero (Firm name) and the Legal notice page. Search the layers panel for Harrow to find every place.
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Colours
Colours
Seven colour styles: Paper (page ground), Card (cards), Ink (all text, lines and dark bands), Ink band, Rule, Ink soft and Signal (the lemon used only for circles and the main buttons). Change Ink and Signal and the whole site follows.
Seven colour styles: Paper (page ground), Card (cards), Ink (all text, lines and dark bands), Ink band, Rule, Ink soft and Signal (the lemon used only for circles and the main buttons). Change Ink and Signal and the whole site follows.
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Photos and the one-ink look
Photos and the one-ink look
Every photo is a two-colour dithered image in the ink colour on paper. To make your own, convert a photo to grayscale, apply an ordered (Bayer) dither and map black to your ink and white to #EFEBE3, or use any duotone tool. Replace images in the CMS (Practices, Lawyers portraits, Matters, Insights, Offices).
Every photo is a two-colour dithered image in the ink colour on paper. To make your own, convert a photo to grayscale, apply an ordered (Bayer) dither and map black to your ink and white to #EFEBE3, or use any duotone tool. Replace images in the CMS (Practices, Lawyers portraits, Matters, Insights, Offices).
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The hero video
The hero video
The Hero film is a small code component with a Video, a Poster and a Focus control. Upload your own MP4 (under 3 MB) and a poster frame. Phone uses its own crop, set on the Phone breakpoint.
The Hero film is a small code component with a Video, a Poster and a Focus control. Upload your own MP4 (under 3 MB) and a poster frame. Phone uses its own crop, set on the Phone breakpoint.
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Pinned sections
Pinned sections
Why us and Who we are are code components (WhyPin, ScrollSentence). Edit the title, the principles or phrases and the photos in their controls. The layer height sets how long each section stays pinned.
Why us and Who we are are code components (WhyPin, ScrollSentence). Edit the title, the principles or phrases and the photos in their controls. The layer height sets how long each section stays pinned.
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CMS collections
CMS collections
Practices, Lawyers, Matters, Insights, Questions, Offices and Roles drive the Home page, the list pages and the detail pages. Edit or replace the demo items and everything updates.
Practices, Lawyers, Matters, Insights, Questions, Offices and Roles drive the Home page, the list pages and the detail pages. Edit or replace the demo items and everything updates.
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The contact form
The contact form
Forms are native Framer forms. Select the form and choose where submissions go. The Submit Button has Default, Hover, Pending, Success and Error states.
Forms are native Framer forms. Select the form and choose where submissions go. The Submit Button has Default, Hover, Pending, Success and Error states.
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Regulation and disclaimers
Regulation and disclaimers
The footer has Regulation and General information slots. Replace them with the wording your regulator requires, and check whether your rules limit how you describe past matters.
The footer has Regulation and General information slots. Replace them with the wording your regulator requires, and check whether your rules limit how you describe past matters.