Coska

Coska is a compact Framer portfolio for a design studio that works across branding, product, and 3D. The hero is a statement in uppercase Inter Display that alternates black and pale grey words, "Digital product design studio, 3D and marketing systems that scale, bold ideas," with little starburst and dot glyphs between the phrases. Right underneath, a row of rounded image tiles starts the work grid: three models in loud printed suits on hot pink, a glittering painted face, and a figure with a hedge for a head. The small header pairs About, Service, and Projects with an outlined Contact pill.

Pixasquare keeps the page short and lets the imagery carry it. The grid continues with wider tiles of surreal still lifes, a burger on a sky backdrop and a red cap sprouting daisies, before a two-column intro paragraph sits beside a team photo. A Startups & Global Brands logo marquee leads to more project tiles, then a long run of services set as one big uppercase paragraph separated by black squares. A pill-shaped banner reading "Ready to start something that stands out?" ends with an underlined Let's Build link, and the footer prints the studio name across a black band at full width. A project page puts the title and a Fashion / 2026 tag on the left with a large rounded image on the right.

On a phone, the hero text wraps into five tight lines, project tiles stack full width with their names in outlined pills, and the menu sits behind a round button.

We'd pick Coska for small studios and art directors with colorful, high-concept work. It only looks this good with saturated, striking images, so muted portfolios will feel flat here. We'd also add more written detail to project pages before launch.