Mishcon De Reya 2

Reference it for

• Editorial-newsroom homepage for a services firm: lead with a magazine cover story ('Could the dollar lose its dominance?') over a cinematic photo, not a stock-hero platitude
• Near-black canvas: background #000 / #101010 with white #fff type, so a single warm accent does all the colour work
• The one-accent discipline: brand vermilion #d83912 for links, logo, and the search-icon; nothing else competes
• Bodoni 11 (Book, 400) as the serif display face paired with HelveticaNowDisplay (Regular/Medium/Light) for UI and body, a Didot-lineage serif over grotesque sans
• Fluid clamp type ramp: display clamp(3.5rem,6vw,5rem) down to body clamp(.875rem,2.5vw,1rem); dominant sizes 14/16/18px
• A hero image-strip thumbnail carousel bottom-right (4 stacked stills) that swaps the full-bleed background film
• Wordmark lockup with an italic tagline underneath: 'It's business. But it's personal.' set small under the serif logo
• Four-column services row (Disputes / Innovation Economy / Private Wealth / Real Estate), each a serif heading + one-line promise + 'Read more'

Do not copy

• The Mishcon de Reya wordmark and the 'It's business. But it's personal.' tagline
• The exact vermilion #d83912 as the sole brand identity cue
• The licensed HelveticaNow + Bodoni type pairing (both are paid faces)
• The dollar-coin / currency film and the specific editorial stills in the carousel
• Named practice areas and office roster (London, Cambridge, Oxford, Hong Kong, Singapore, UAE)
• The article headlines, bylines, and MDR sub-brand names (MDRi, MDR Lab, Mishcon Academy, Jazz Shapers)