Artemis

Artemis is a Framer portfolio for a product and visual designer who works with startups, with more charm than most one-person sites. The hero centers "Product & Visual Designer" in big navy italic Libre Baskerville on a warm off-white page, with a small tilted "This is Artemis" line above and an orange Get Started pill below. Four rotated cards float around the edges like prints scattered on a desk: an old painting of a woman and her dog, a wedding invitation, a poster, a pastel event card. The header keeps it simple, with Works and Playground flanking an orange serif wordmark.

Small navy and orange line illustrations, a telescope, a flying saucer, a telephone, introduce each section, which gives Neueframe's layout real personality. A sideways strip of work thumbnails comes first, then case cards in a two-column grid, each with a mockup image, a short story about the client, and dark pill tags like UI & UX. What I bring to the table surrounds its heading with floating blue skill chips, from Design Systems to Pitch Deck Design. Behind the canvas places tilted photo cards on a dark perspective grid, then come testimonial cards with orange highlighted phrases, a logo strip, an FAQ accordion, and a contact block that lists email and social links as soft rows. The Works page repeats the italic heading and reuses the same card grid with a Load More button.

On a phone, the hero holds together well: the headline wraps neatly, the four cards shrink into the corners, and the orange button stays centered.

We'd pick Artemis for freelance product designers who want a warm, slightly literary feel. The case studies, client quotes, and logo strip are placeholders, and one work thumbnail shows a famous sportswear logo, so we'd swap those before launch.