Memento

Memento is a compact, dark portfolio template for Framer by Yousef Osman, built for a freelance designer who also builds sites. Everything sits centered on pure black. The hero has a round avatar with a small green Available for Work tag, the headline "I design and build modern experiences" in Inter Display and a pair of pill buttons, while thin light streaks drift across the background like a slow starfield. A small floating pill navigation stays at the top as you scroll.

Services come as four dark cards, each with a tiny colored icon. The works grid shows website projects as framed screenshots on rounded cards with a name and a little arrow. What to Expect is the most inventive part: each benefit card holds a small interface illustration, like a completed task or a cursor labeled You. Then come stat cards where only the plus or percent sign is tinted, a testimonial carousel with the side quotes fading out, an FAQ accordion, and a contact block with email and phone cards above a Schedule a Call button. The Works page repeats the same card grid under a Selected Works heading, and each project has its own page. We like those benefit cards, because they explain how you work without another wall of text.

On a 390px phone the layout barely changes: the avatar, headline and buttons stay centered, and the pill navigation still fits across the top.

We'd pick Memento for a solo web designer or Framer developer who wants a quick, polished one-person site. Before launch, swap the demo projects for your own, rewrite the achievement numbers, and note that contact is email, phone and a booking link rather than a form.