Eniwave is a Framer portfolio for a design and motion studio, and it talks almost entirely in capital letters. The hero is pure black with "An independent design & motion studio blending creativity and energy effortlessly" in wide, heavy Mona Sans, finished with a chunky asterisk. Small captions like Based in Paris sit along the bottom edge. On inner pages a slim header lines up Work, Archive, Info, Feed, and Contact across the top, with the ENIWAVE wordmark on the left.
ThemeRain keeps the homepage short and rhythmic. A full-width video of moody close-ups breaks the black, then a statement about years of motion work fades from white into grey halfway through, with a More About Us pill below. Featured Work sets portrait images in an uneven grid, each captioned with a project name and discipline, like Swimming Pool under Branding and Flowers under Motion. A Services list stacks Animation, Art Direction, Photography, and VFX in big type that highlights one line at a time. Insights shows journal cards with a category, a date, and a long uppercase title, and the footer turns Follow Us links into oversized words next to a street address. The Work page opens with "Transforming user experiences through innovative design" and a case study counter, then runs projects in large two-column tiles.
On a phone, the headline wraps into a tall, tight block but stays legible, the captions stack underneath, and a plain Menu label replaces the links.
We'd pick Eniwave for motion designers, small creative studios, and art directors with strong editorial photography. Long uppercase headings get heavy fast, so keep project and article titles short. And the menu was not showing over the homepage hero when we landed, so check how visitors reach the inner pages from there.
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.