Arbiter is an editorial Webflow template for law firms and attorneys, with cinematic GSAP motion, CMS-driven practice areas, partners, results and insights, and a Client-First build.
A law-firm template with the presence of a closing argument. Arbiter pairs a bold sans with a condensed Caslon italic, warm photography and restrained red accents to give partner-led firms an editorial, confident website.
Pages: Home, About, Practice Areas, Partners, Results, Insights, Contact, plus CMS pages for each practice area, partner, result and insight. Also includes Style Guide, Instructions, Licenses, Changelog, 404 and Password pages.
CMS: four linked collections (Practice Areas, Partners, Results, Insights) with references, so lead partners, related results and authors update everywhere automatically.
Motion: a percentage preloader, a letter-by-letter hero, a courthouse image that expands to full screen, a horizontal practice track, stacked result cards, a portrait preview that follows the cursor, a velocity marquee, magnetic buttons and a footer wordmark that fits any screen. All GSAP, all documented.
Built clean: Client-First classes, Variables for colour, type and spacing, IX3 for the menu and FAQ, and accessible CMS alt text throughout.
Can only be used by you or one client for one end product. You cannot resell or redistribute this template in its original or modified state.
This template is free to use in both person and commercial projects. You cannot resell, redistribute, or license this template in its original or modified state.
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