Naka

Naka is a clean, light Framer template from Qoim for a freelance web designer or Framer developer. The hero is centered on white: a small pill with a yellow "2 projects" tag and an availability note, a big Geist headline with its first two words in grey, a one-line pitch, and Let's Talk and Email Me buttons. Below that, a portrait in a rounded black phone frame sits in front of a fan of website screenshots.

An about card in black sits beside two stat tiles, then a Projects I'm Building section shows in-progress work with a Live Preview button. The main project list uses wide cards that pair a colored app-style icon and a short description with a large image. A dark services block lists website design and other offers as expandable rows with skill tags, and a How It Works column steps through booking a call, hiring, developing, delivering and support. After that come a staggered wall of testimonial cards, blog cards with category tags and dates, an FAQ, and a black footer. The about page opens with a two-tone greeting, two paragraphs of bio and a Read My CV button. We like the small yellow availability pill. It answers the first question a client has before they read anything else.

On a 390px phone the headline centers over three lines, both buttons sit side by side, and the header shrinks to the avatar, name and a plus button.

We'd recommend Naka to solo web designers who take client work through a freelance platform. Look closely at the process steps, though: they refer to Contra by name throughout, so if you take bookings another way, plan to rewrite that whole section and the FAQ answers.