Le’practi React is a lawyer directory React template, made for law firms and solo attorneys. It rebuilds the Le’practi design as a React 18 app with Vite. Every page is a function component, and React Router moves between all 37 pages without a reload.

The look and the content match the Le’practi demo. Underneath, the law firm logic runs in React state. That covers the lawyer directory and the client account pages, and the page updates the moment a visitor changes an option.

Four Home Pages As Components

• Home v1 – a full-bleed hero slider with a crimson call to action.
• Home v2 – a split-screen hero, image left and headline right.
• Home v3 – a video background hero with two calls to action.
• Home v4 – a minimalist text-first hero that needs no image.

Law Firm Pages In React

• Lawyer Directory – five listing pages with left or right sidebars and an attorney profile.
• Practice Areas – two service layouts, a service detail page and a classification page.
• Blog – nine post formats, from standard to audio, gallery and video.
• Gallery – two gallery layouts.
• Client Account – login, register, my account, wishlist and checkout.
• Contact – a contact page with a Google Maps embed.

Lawyer Directory React Template Features

• React 18 function components and hooks across 37 pages
• Vite for a fast dev server and an optimised production build
• React Router routes for every page, including the four home pages
• Cart and theme state shared through React Context
• Responsive from phones to wide screens
• Documentation for setup, structure and changes

Getting Started

First, install Node 18 or newer. Then run npm install and npm run dev to open the site locally. When it is ready, npm run build writes static files that any host can serve.

Looking for this lawyer directory React template in another stack? Le’practi also comes as HTML5, Vue, Angular and WordPress. You can get every format in the developer bundle at 20% off, or browse more Legal & Law React templates.

Built with React and Vite, with Prata and Rubik from Google Fonts.