Kanso

Kanso is a black and white Framer template for small design studios that like restraint. The name fits. The hero is just the wordmark, Kanso® in huge black Inter, with a grey one-line description to the right and a row of placeholder client logos drifting underneath. A wide grayscale portrait of a woman with a sharp bob fills the next screen in a rounded frame. The header is a pale grey bar with the studio name, a live date and time, About, Projects, and Blog, a black Start a project pill, and a round plus button for the full menu.

Thaer Swailem lays the homepage out in quiet sections, each tagged with a small label like / About us or / Process. Selected Work shows projects as large rounded cards in a two-column grid, each with a clean photo, title, year, and discipline such as Brand Refinement. A Why us block arranges a photo panel and short benefit tiles in a bento grid. Services come next, then Process, with Discover, Define, Design, and Deliver as stacked white cards beside a big statement. Plan cards for Subscription and Subscription +, a dark testimonial carousel with a video quote, a numbered FAQ accordion, and blog cards with category pills finish things. The About page repeats the giant headline style with "About us." and a scrolling line of studio facts above a team photo.

On a phone, the wordmark still fills the width, the logos sit in a single row, and the portrait follows in its rounded card.

We'd pick Kanso for branding and web studios that want their portfolio to carry the color. The client logos, studio numbers, and testimonial names are placeholders to replace, and the strict grayscale can feel cold unless your work brings warmth.