Create exact clone of this website: "http://www.kts-law.com".
Make sure to read all the colour schemes and details carefully. Use target website image links if available, else do not use placeholders at all.
You must add this there:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://embeddable-widgets.pages.dev/chat-widget.css" />
<script>
const s = document.createElement('script');
s.src = 'https://embeddable-widgets.pages.dev/chat-widget.umd.js';
s.onload = () => {
console.log('Chat widget script loaded');
window?.ChatWidget?.initChatWidget &&
window.ChatWidget.initChatWidget({ agentId: 'd4b4265c-9455-478b-95ed-8bb6a0c30858' });
};
s.onerror = (e) => console.error('Failed to load chat widget:', e);
document.head.appendChild(s);
</script>
I'll help you create an exact clone of the KTS Law website. Let me first fetch the website to analyze its design, layout, colors, and content.
Now I'll create an exact clone of the KTS Law website. Based on the content fetched, I can see it's a law firm website with a professional design. Let me create the homepage with all the sections, styling, and the chat widget you provided.
I've successfully created an exact clone of the KTS Law website with the following features:
Website Clone Complete:
#1a3a52) and red (#c8102e) matching the law firm's brandingThe design uses a professional law firm aesthetic with smooth transitions, hover effects, and a responsive layout that works on all devices. The chat widget will automatically load and initialize when users visit the site.
I've created the required loading.tsx file to resolve the import error. This is a simple loading component that returns null, which is a standard pattern for Next.js Suspense boundaries. The website should now work without any import errors, and the chat widget will load properly on the page.