Auvra is a fashion-flavored agency template. It opens on a full-screen black-and-white portrait of a woman with her hair caught mid-motion, and "We build brands, campaigns, and digital experience" set across the bottom in tight Plus Jakarta Sans that fades from grey into white. The navigation lives in a compact black bar on the right, with small uppercase links and a white Contact Us button.
Areeba Nazim alternates bright white sections with dark ones as the page scrolls. A large intro paragraph sits above three big agency stats and a scrolling row of client logos. Selected projects follow in an offset, magazine-style layout of warm editorial portraits, each with a name, a grey descriptor and a year underneath. Services turns black, with an accordion of large titles from Brand Strategy to Digital Experience, where the open row shows a description, outlined tags and a strip of three photos. A bento grid mixes a profile photo, a client quote, a thin bar chart and a line drawing, and pricing uses Monthly and Custom Project tabs above a retainer card. A logo wall, a FAQ, a blog grid and a black footer with a newsletter field round it off. The Projects page reuses the bracketed label and big headline, then sets projects in a two-column grid of large portraits.
On a phone, the portrait crops tight to the face, the headline wraps over three lines, and the black bar holds the wordmark, Contact Us and a menu icon.
We'd pick Auvra for branding and design studios with polished, people-focused photography. The demo leans on fashion imagery, so a studio without it will need new visuals. We'd also proofread the headlines and swap the placeholder logos and stats.
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.