Portfolica

Portfolica is a personal site for a freelance product or web designer who wants to book calls, not just show pictures. The hero sets a first and last name across two lines in heavy Clash Grotesk, with a small rounded avatar tile tucked beside the first name. On the right, a short pitch sits above a glowing orange Start a Project button and a white See Projects pill, with a strip of tall rounded image cards underneath. The palette is light grey and one hot orange. The header splits into a floating white pill of links on the left and a Book a 30 min call button with an envelope icon on the right.

Mushfiqur Rahman builds the rest from soft white cards. Projects are large rounded tiles with gadget mockups and a small white label for name and year, like Connecto / 2023. A row of orange stat cards leads into testimonial cards, then a Process section where numbered steps stack as cards and the active one lights up with an orange label. Services sit in two-column cards with small orange icons, followed by a Before you ask FAQ accordion and a centered Have a project in mind? form. The About page opens with a big mixed-color statement, "A Visual designer who builds digital experiences that drive real growth," above a blurred orange portrait.

On a phone, the name stays huge, the buttons stack full width, and the links fold into a square menu button beside a shorter Book a call pill.

We'd pick Portfolica for freelance UI designers and no-code web builders selling direct. The stats, client proof line, and testimonials are all invented, so replace or remove them. The orange is used everywhere, so choosing a different accent means a careful pass through every component.