Vence

Vence is a Framer template from Oval Supply for brand and film studios, and it starts soft before going dark. The hero is a grainy, flowing gradient of lilac, pink, and cornflower blue, with "We make brands impossible to ignore" centered in large white Sentient serif. Two square buttons follow, a white Start a project with an arrow and a translucent View work. The navigation lives in a floating dark pill at the top center, holding the Vence wordmark and links to Work, About, and Contact, and it stays put as you scroll.

Once you leave the hero, the page turns black and lets photography carry it. A short manifesto in big serif type leads into Selected Work, a two-column grid of large images, each captioned with small dark tags for year and category, a project title, and a one-line summary. Process is the most designed part: Research, Strategy, and Design each get a wide card with a moody photo on the left and a numbered heading and paragraph on the right. Testimonials scroll sideways as dark cards with names and roles, and the FAQ pairs a black and white portrait with accordion rows on deep grey. The gradient returns at the very bottom to bookend the page. The Work page keeps it simple, with an All Works heading in serif and the same full-width image grid.

On a phone, the gradient hero holds up well, the headline wraps over two lines, and both buttons stay side by side above a hamburger menu.

We'd pick Vence for creative studios and production houses with a strong photo library. The demo project captions mention famous brand names and a well-known musician, so rewrite those before launch, and expect the dark pages to need bright, high-contrast images.