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Portfolio website templates
Page layouts for showing work: project galleries, a studio story, a services page and the about that ties them together.
Which Portfolio page do you need?
The 8 templates above split across 7 page types. The layouts stay quiet so the work carries the page.
Home pages
A home page has to do the whole job at once: say what this is, show it is real, and give a first step — all before anyone scrolls twice.
Work pages
A work page is judged on the work — the layout should stay quiet and let the projects carry the page.
About pages
An about page earns trust by being specific — the people, the history and the reason the work is done this way.
Studio pages
A studio page explains how the work happens — the practice, the approach and the people behind it.
Services pages
A services page has to make an offer legible: what is included, who it suits, and what happens next.
Gallery pages
A gallery page is carried by the images; the structure exists to keep them ordered and scannable.
Contact pages
A contact page succeeds when it answers three things fast: how to reach you, where you are, and when you are open.
What these Portfolio templates are built from
Every page here is composed from the same section library. Nothing is a screenshot — the colour, typography, spacing, radius and shadow all come from your own design language, so each template re-renders as you change it.
- 54
- sections in total
- 26
- distinct layouts
- 11
- section types
- Navbar 8
- Hero 8
- Footer 8
- Gallery 7
- Content 7
- Contact 7
- Testimonials 4
- Process 2
- Call to action 1
- Team 1
- Features 1
Portfolio template FAQ
Common questions about the 8 Portfolio templates — which one to start with, and what the 54 sections across them give you.