AgenQ is a Framer template by NFrame for a small branding studio that wants the work to do the talking. The homepage opens on white, with a short headline, "We help brands grow with purpose and confidence", set in Switzer at a modest size in the top left with two tiny thumbnails under it. The color comes entirely from the projects: a red velvet sofa, a glossy orange chair, a warm orange gradient poster.
Below that, the homepage is essentially one long index of case studies. Each project appears as a large image, some full width and some smaller and pushed to the right, with a date and a short line underneath in the form of a name and a tagline. The mix of wide and narrow frames keeps the scroll from feeling like a plain list. The navigation is only Index, Profile and Contact, in a small floating box with a grid icon. A project page opens on a two-line title with thumbnails, then a description beside the category and timeline, followed by full-width images. We like how little stands between the visitor and the work: no services grid, no stats band, no logo wall.
On a 390px phone the headline and thumbnails stay at the top, the first project image follows at full width, and the navigation moves to a small bar at the bottom of the screen.
We'd pick AgenQ for a studio or freelancer with a strong, visually varied body of branding work. Be honest with yourself about that, though: with no services, process or testimonial sections on the homepage, a thin or uneven portfolio will show right away.
Based on the live demo, viewed on desktop and on a phone. The Design and Dev scores come from separate independent reviews. See how we score templates.