Cambridge is a dark, typographically confident portfolio template for branding agencies and creative studios. The homepage opens with a full-screen black canvas and a single line of white type: "We make brands impossible to ignore." The wordmark sits top left in all caps, the nav links are spaced across the top right, and a pill-shaped "Let's talk" button floats in the corner. Below the hero, a featured work section shows project thumbnails in a two-column grid, followed by an about section with a long-form paragraph and a services overview that pairs service names with short descriptions. The palette is pure black and white with no gradients or color accents, and the type is set in TASA Orbiter, a geometric sans that gives the whole site a clean, editorial feel.
The template includes a portfolio page with category filters for strategy, branding, digital experience, and content, plus individual project detail pages. There's also a news section with article previews, an about page, and a contact page. The CMS handles both projects and news items, and the template ships with layout options for different page types. Custom cursors and sticky scrolling add subtle polish to the interactions, and animations appear throughout the navigation and page transitions.
On mobile, the layout adapts cleanly. The hero headline stacks into three lines, the hamburger menu replaces the top nav, and the featured work grid collapses to a single column. The spacing feels generous and the type remains legible at smaller sizes.
We'd pick Cambridge for a studio that already has strong photography and wants a restrained, type-first presentation. The monochrome palette and minimal layout demand high-quality imagery to carry each project page. If your portfolio relies on color or detailed case studies with multiple media types, you'll want to check how much flexibility the project template offers before committing.
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.