Meelo

Meelo is a friendly one-page portfolio for a freelance product designer, and it leans into a hand-drawn, sticker-book look. The hero sits on soft lavender: a small Hello! badge, a large DM Sans introduction that names the designer, with the word product underlined in a scribbled purple stroke, and a See My Works button with a chunky offset outline. On the right, a portrait stands inside a tall arch, with a round "available for freelance" badge, doodled sparkles, and wavy lines around it. The header is white, with a centered menu from Home to Contact and three outlined social buttons.

The rest of the homepage moves through clearly labeled pill headings. My Services sets four pastel cards in blue, green, pink, and sky, each with a line icon. About pairs a circular portrait with a short bio, then My Experiences runs as a vertical timeline with dates on the left and colored dots marking each role. A large rounded testimonial card with an arrow button comes next, then Portfolio cards with website previews, short descriptions, and View Case Study links. A floating stats bar, a Process section, two pricing cards, an FAQ accordion, and a contact form inside a bordered card round it out. Elemis Themes gives Contact its own page too, with three pastel cards for address, email, and phone under Got a project in mind? Let's get in touch.

On a phone, the hero centers itself, the menu folds into an outlined hamburger button, and the arched portrait drops below the button.

We'd pick Meelo for UI designers and junior freelancers who want a warm, approachable first impression. The service descriptions read like marketing filler, and both pricing cards carry the same Starter label, so rewrite those. The homepage is long, so trim sections you don't need.