Byrce

Byrce is a Webflow template by Slate Dept for an independent designer who wants a portfolio that reads like a printed résumé. The homepage opens on the designer's name and title in tightly set uppercase Inter, stretched almost edge to edge, with a thin info row underneath for role, city and years of experience. A portrait sits in a ruled frame below. It's black, white and gray, with no accent color.

The rest of the homepage is mostly type. An about section sets a long paragraph in large text, then a wide abstract image of white ripples breaks things up before My Mission. Three big numbers for completed projects, years of experience and awards stack down the right side, followed by Projects, a clean table where each row lists the client, the type of work and the year. The footer flips to black, with social links as outlined pills and an oversized rounded Let's Work Together button. Each project opens a page with Back and Next Project buttons, an About Project text block, small stats on how many days the wireframes and design took, and numbered image sections for the main page, mobile view and business card. We like the table layout for projects: it scans fast and suits someone with a long client list.

On a 390px phone the name breaks into three centered lines, the info row stacks beneath it, and the portrait fills the width under a slim header with a menu icon.

We'd pick it for a senior UI or brand designer who wants a sober, type-led site. Plan on rewriting a lot: the same about paragraph repeats in several places, and the project counts and awards figures are demo numbers you'll need to replace.