Maelle

Maelle is a Framer portfolio for a designer who also shoots, and it works like a quiet three-column spread. "Hello! I'm Maelle." sits large in black Geist on the left, a two-tone intro about crafting visual experiences fills the center, and a small portrait in a teal blouse anchors the right column with Available for Work, Digital Designer, and Based in France beside it. Hairline rules divide everything on a white page. The header is just as spare: a diamond logo, a comma-separated Home, Info, Work, Contact menu, a live date and clock, and Book a Call on the far right.

Thaer Swailem keeps the side columns fixed while the middle one scrolls, so the greeting, a list of disciplines from Visual Identity to Graphic Design, social icons, and the email and phone stay in view the whole time. Selected Work runs down that center lane as large images with a simple caption line, like Neon Flux under Fashion Editorial or Côte Sauvage under Travel Editorial, with the year pushed to the right. Moody photography sits beside framed website mockups. A Let's Talk marquee and a slim credits line close the page. The Info page swaps in "About Me.", a longer bio, a logo row, a stat list, an Achievements list of award names and years, and numbered services with small thumbnails.

On a phone, the columns stack: greeting and icons first, then the discipline list, then the portrait, with a plus icon standing in for the menu.

We'd pick Maelle for designer-photographers, illustrators, and freelancers who want their work to read like an editorial contact sheet. The stat counters and award names on the Info page are placeholders, so we'd cut any you can't back up, and the fixed columns leave the work lane fairly narrow for wide images.