Ryan Sulliva

Ryan Sullivan, a Framer résumé template from Starterrr, skips the safe look for a full eight-bit one. The page sits on a pale sage background, every card has chunky pixel corners and a hard black drop shadow, and the headings use a blocky pixel display face, with orange as the single accent. The top card holds an illustrated avatar, the name, a Product Designer line, a menu icon and a black strip with an "Available for work" dot and pixelated social icons. Below it, a large portrait is printed in an orange halftone dot pattern, like a newspaper photo.

The homepage is one narrow column of stacked cards. After the portrait comes a short bio with an orange address bar, then a black services card listing product, UI/UX, brand design, 3D animation and visual identity and a Book a Call button. A huge Works heading leads into a loose, overlapping collage of project cards, each with a small tag, then a "Want to see more designs in action?" prompt. After that you get big stat figures, an orange testimonial card, an Experiences row of job cards with dates and tiny pixel arrows, and a footer card. Project pages keep the framed look. We like how far the design commits. Even the arrows and corner notches are drawn in pixels, so nothing breaks the mood.

On a 390px phone the column simply narrows: the header card stays compact, the halftone portrait fills the width and the bio wraps underneath.

We'd suggest it for designers, illustrators and game or 3D artists who want a portfolio with personality. Before you commit, make sure your own work suits a retro frame, and swap out the stats, testimonial and job history, which are all sample content.