PATEL

PATEL is a tiny portfolio that knows it. NutsDev built this Framer template as a one-page personal site for a data scientist. A near-black panel with faint vertical lines sits inside an acid yellow frame, the person's name runs across the bottom in enormous yellow Instrument Serif capitals, and a yellow card styled like a ticket stub floats in the middle. That first card holds the name, a black and white cutout portrait on a red arrow graphic, and a red ticker repeating the job title in a small monospace font.

As you scroll, the giant name stays put while the center card swaps out. An About Me card follows with a short uppercase bio and a grid of four big figures. Then a Services card lists four numbered disciplines, each with a red asterisk. The last card is a contact block with a round portrait, a Let's Talk heading, four social icon tiles and an email address. Each card has its own red ticker along the bottom edge, and an avatar and mail button stay pinned in the corners. We like the restraint here: three colors, two fonts, and a single repeated card shape make the site feel designed rather than assembled.

On a 390px phone the ticket card fills the width with the portrait still large, and the big name drops underneath it instead of sitting behind.

We'd pick PATEL for a freelancer, analyst or developer who wants a memorable calling card more than a full portfolio. Just know what you're getting: there are no project pages, no case studies and no contact form, so anyone who needs to show their work will have to link out to it.