Savage

Savage is a portfolio template for creative studios, art directors, and visual designers who want to show project work through large photography and minimal type. The homepage opens with a split layout: the studio name and tagline on the left in a tall serif, a warm-toned portrait filling the right half. Scrolling reveals more full-bleed images paired with project titles and short labels, all set in a clean sans-serif against generous white space. The palette stays neutral, cream and white backgrounds with black text, letting the photography carry the color and mood.

The demo includes a homepage, a project list view, individual project pages, a contact page, and a 404. The project list presents work as a vertical feed of thumbnails with titles and years, each entry clickable. Individual project pages layer text over images with sticky scroll effects, so headlines and captions linger as you move through the work. The template uses overlays for navigation and modals for detail views, keeping the main canvas uncluttered. The typographic hierarchy works well, the tall serif contrasting with the body sans to give each project title weight without decoration.

The mobile view stacks the split layout into a single column, text above image, and the project list becomes a vertical scroll of full-width cards. Type scales down cleanly and the sticky effects still function.

We'd pick Savage for studios with strong, editorial-style photography and a restrained brand voice. The template assumes you have high-quality images that can fill the screen, so if your portfolio relies on small graphics, diagrams, or text-heavy case studies, you'll need to adapt the layout. The project structure is straightforward but limited to a few pages, so larger agencies with service pages, team bios, or multiple content types should check whether the components cover their needs.