ANTHONY / FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
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Reference & reconstruction

The source.
The working study.

A close reconstruction of Jafar Khan’s Anthony landing page, extended into a connected set of core pages.

Side-by-side full-page comparison: original Dribbble composition on the left and this HTML reconstruction on the right
Left: supplied Dribbble reference. Right: the initial reconstruction before this material and motion refinement.

What stays
with the source.

The green-and-cream split, overlapping portrait, Prata and Inter typography, rounded introduction panels, six service rows, photographic approach section, perspective panel, FAQ, contact split and oversized footer.

What Refero
helps refine.

Legora informs atmospheric depth and hierarchy; Christopher Ireland informs editorial framing; Leif informs tangible material photography. The original Prata/Inter typography, forest green, gold and split composition remain in charge. A separate generated brass surface carries live HTML controls, and restrained native-scroll motion adds depth without moving the text.

What is
demonstrative.

Anthony is fictional. Reference imagery is illustrative. Unsupported statistics become process steps; the testimonial area becomes a practice perspective. Forms stay local, and the page guide uses scripted links. No legal service or client result is claimed.

ANTHONY / PAGE GUIDE

A little guidance.

A scripted page guide for this fictional template. No legal advice or data collection.

THE APPROACH

A clear beginning.

  1. 01 / Listen

    Begin with the general question and the context around it.

  2. 02 / Understand

    Explore how the practice works and what the first conversation involves.

  3. 03 / Plan

    A real firm explains the next step before an engagement begins.

A process demonstration, not legal advice.