Studio Think

Studio Think feels like a designer's sketchbook turned into a website. It's a Framer template by Huehaus Studio for a one-person graphic design practice, and it opens on a warm cream page with a faint grid, a large serif headline, "Design crafted with intention", and a swipe of yellow highlighter behind the word crafted. Handwritten notes and small doodles sit around the edges. The yellow highlighter shows up again and again on key words and every pill button.

An about statement highlights and underlines a few words in yellow, then a strip of client logos leads into Selected Works, where each project is a soft-shadowed card with a serif title and a handwritten label for the type of work. Services are a centered list of large serif names, followed by a process section with four photo steps from discovery to delivery, a testimonial slider with a portrait and a handwritten name tag, and a Let's Work Together block before a dark footer. The About page opens on "We turn ideas into visual experiences" with the same highlight and a photo of the studio building. There's also a Playground page in the menu for side projects. We like the handwritten touches because they're used sparingly, as labels and asides, so the serif headings still read cleanly.

On a 390px phone the headline centers with its highlight intact, and the menu becomes a small yellow square button.

We'd pick it for a print, packaging or editorial designer whose work has a tactile, handmade feel. Before buying, decide whether the highlighter-and-doodle style matches your own work, since it runs through every page and would be hard to tone down.