Field Guide · Vol. 01 · Apr 19, 2026

Claude Design for Lawyers. Switch tabs below to see my favorite Claude Design specimens for lawyers — every one created by me. Copy the exact prompt used for each one underneath.

By Sergei Tokmakov, Esq.

Specimen 01 · Live Open ↗

Concept · sketch

Concept only

Hit the weekly Claude Design generation limit on this one — prompt is shipped, UI is not.

Specimen 01 of 06

Demand Letter, as a product page.

Flat-fee landing surface with outcome ladder, specimen excerpt, and ethics disclosure baked in.

Collections $575 flat Ship as-is

Watch outDon't promise recovery timelines; the outcome ladder is 0–30 day behavior, not guaranteed results.

Prompt used · 01

Design a landing page for a solo-attorney demand-letter service priced at a flat $575 per letter. The page must read like a product page, not a brochure. Above the fold: headline, outcome ladder (what happens 0–30 days after the letter), flat-fee chip, and a calendar embed for a $125/30-minute consultation. Include a specimen demand letter excerpt rendered as a document, not a screenshot. Include ethics disclosures about attorney-client relationship timing. Mobile-first. Serif display font for headlines; geometric sans for UI. No stock photography; rely on typography and layout.

§ B · Watchtower

Mistakes lawyers will make with Claude Design.

Six I've watched happen already in attorney Slacks this month.

Generating a case-study carousel.

Claude builds them cleanly. Most state bars don't allow them. Skip.

Labeling AI output "legal advice."

It isn't. Brand it "attorney-supervised analysis" and mean it.

Removing ethics disclosures to look modern.

Clean design + missing 1.18 disclosure = the worst possible aesthetic.

Putting "free consultation" back on the page.

Flat-fee is the entire point. If it scares prospects, they weren't buyers.

Shipping under your own bar for a practice you don't do.

Rule 7.1 doesn't care that the design is beautiful.

One giant page trying to do every practice area.

Ship a specimen per product. The design system is the shared brand.

§ C · Tips

Three tips that kept my pages thin.

Tip 01

Prompt for "product page," not "landing page."

The word "product" makes Claude write a page that closes. "Landing" makes it write a brochure.

Tip 02

Always include one ethical constraint in the prompt.

"No free-consultation language" or "ABA 1.18 posture" — you'll get a surface a state bar won't reject on sight.

Tip 03

Iterate against a real price, not a placeholder.

$575 produces different UI than $TBD. Numeric commitment sharpens every copy decision downstream.

Sergei Tokmakov

California attorney since 2011. I run Terms.Law — a static-HTML law firm that ships product pages instead of brochure pages. This field guide is what I wish someone had handed me when Claude Design entered research preview.

CA Bar #279869 · owner@terms.law

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This article is informational content, not legal advice. It does not create an attorney–client relationship. Placeholder names in the specimens ("Jordan R. Hale, SBN 287451," "Hale Litigation Group, LLP") are intentionally fictitious and do not refer to any real California attorney. For matters specific to your situation, book a paid consultation.