Adrian Cole

Thin vertical rules divide the whole Adrian Cole template into four columns, and that visible grid sets the tone from the first screen. This Framer portfolio by Mudasir Hussain is made for a working photographer. The hero puts a laughing portrait against saturated blue, with "ADRIAN" in enormous white Host Grotesk across the bottom. Small labels and the logo use a typewriter-style face. A short line about soft lighting sits on the left with a What I Do button.

The intro is a nice touch: tiny photo thumbnails are tucked between the words of a big uppercase statement. Then come a split vision block and full-width project cards, each with a title in one corner and a category and date in the other, covering a wedding, a portrait series and a perfume shoot. Services are numbered blocks for weddings, portraits and brand visuals, each with a short list beside a small image slider. A testimonial slider, an FAQ, and a black contact section with a service dropdown close it out, and the footer ends on the name in giant type. The About page reuses the idea over a moody green portrait. We like that every section snaps to the same grid lines, which keeps a photo-heavy page orderly.

On a 390px phone the portrait fills the top, the intro line and button sit under it, and the name still runs edge to edge.

We'd pick it for a portrait, wedding or commercial photographer who wants personality without clutter. Plan to add what's missing: the demo has no blog or pricing page, and the award badge only works if you have one to show.