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Korayem Legal Services advises companies in Alexandria on formation, contracts and disputes. Clients choosing a law firm look for one thing first: whether it can be trusted with something serious. The site is Arabic-first, built for institutional credibility and for finding the right practice area fast.
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Seven decisions that shape how Korayem Legal works, shown on the live site itself.
First screen
“نؤسس بثقة، ونحمي بدقة” (we establish with confidence, we protect with precision) covers both halves of the practice in five words. Bronze highlights the key words, and a gavel in the background sets the context without a word of explanation.
Navigation
The whole navigation mirrors for Arabic: the logo sits on the right, links read right to left, and the language switch moves to the far left. Services opens a menu of practice areas so the header stays at five links.
Typography
Everything is set in IBM Plex Sans Arabic, a modern Arabic sans with real weights, rather than a decorative script. Hierarchy comes from size and weight alone: 60px headlines, 46px section titles, 16px body.
Color
The page lives in deep legal navy, layered in four shades for depth. Bronze appears only on the action button and highlighted words, so it reads as weight and value rather than decoration.
Page structure
The page moves from specialised services to the firm’s legal vision, then articles that show expertise, partners and client reviews, and ends with the questions companies actually ask. Credibility is built in layers.
Calls to action
تواصل معنا (Contact us) is the only primary action, in the same bronze pill wherever it appears. A law firm doesn’t need five different asks; it needs one clear door.
Mobile
On a phone the headline stays at 46px, so it takes most of the first screen width and keeps its authority. The menu centres under the logo where both thumbs can reach it.
