Prism

Prism is a Framer portfolio template by Victor Adedini for a single product designer, and it leads with a name in wide, light-gray capitals that spans the whole first screen. Under it sit a short role line in small caps and three round social buttons, then a full-width black and white portrait takes over. Headings are set in Manrope, the palette moves between white, pale gray and near-black, and the only menu up top is a boxed Menu button in the corner.

The homepage runs in clear bands. Selected Case Studies is a two-column grid of soft, bright product photos, each with a project name and a two-line description underneath. A Brands I Have Worked With section follows, then Awards and Recognitions on a dark band laid out as a table of category, award and year. People Are Impressed lists client quotes as accordion rows, each with a plus icon, a small avatar, a name, role and company. A blog row titled My Thoughts and a Let's Work Together form with name, email and message fields close things out, and the footer puts the phone number and email in large type. The works page opens on a giant Works heading with a slim text navigation across the top. We like the accordion testimonials: they keep social proof on the page without a wall of quotes.

On a 390px phone the name breaks onto two lines, the social buttons line up under the role line, and the menu shrinks to a two-line icon beside a short name tag.

We'd pick Prism for a product or UX designer who wants a quiet, grayscale portfolio. Proofread before you publish: the demo's role line and the awards table both contain typos, and the brands section shows empty placeholder boxes rather than real logos.