Viper

Viper is a personal portfolio for a designer or 3D artist who also sells services, and it opens with real magazine-cover confidence. A full-bleed portrait in futuristic white shades fills the hero, with the owner's name set huge in Inter Display along the bottom and finished with a bright red-orange asterisk. The header has a wide, heavy logo, navigation links with small superscript numbers, and a white Get in Touch pill with a red arrow circle, all under a thin red line along the top of the screen.

Westhill Studio packs the long homepage with sections that each feel finished. A featured portfolio block starts with a row of partner logos, then shows projects as large cards with a tiny dot indicator for multiple images, the year, and service tags in pills. A full-width photo section breaks things up before "Every Pixel Clicked", a photography showcase where image cards fan out along a curved row under a Book an Appointment button. Pricing comes in light and dark cards with clear check and cross lists, followed by a numbered FAQ and a blog. The About page reuses the big name treatment over a portrait framed by tropical leaves.

On a phone, the portrait hero holds up well, with the name and short intro sitting over the bottom of the photo and a simple plus icon for the menu.

We'd pick Viper for 3D artists, photographers, and designers who want to sell services and show work on the same page. Expect some editing. The demo uses a different name in the logo, the hero, and the bio, so make those consistent, and give the placeholder copy a proofread, since a few headings contain typos.