Grutta

Grutta opens with a full-screen hero that layers oversized white capitals spelling the template name over a moody aerial photograph of a road cutting through snow. A cursive script in teal and coral overlays the bold sans, and small coral dots punctuate the composition. The black background carries through the entire demo, and the typography pairing of Galhau for display and Satoshi for body text keeps the tone sharp and modern. The homepage scrolls through a brief introduction, a grid of thumbnail previews for the included page variations, and a closing call to action.

The demo includes three versions each of the homepage, about, portfolio, and contact layouts, giving you twelve starting points to mix and match. You also get a style guide, changelog, license page, password page, 404 page, blog post template, and an ecommerce page for branding services. The portfolio layouts range from single-column image stacks to multi-column grids, and the contact pages offer both minimal form-only designs and layouts with additional context. We like the variety in the about pages, which shift from text-heavy storytelling to image-forward presentations. The demo includes a Figma file that you request by email after purchase, which is useful if you want to prototype before building. Background video sections and subtle 3D transforms add movement without overwhelming the dark, restrained aesthetic.

On a 390px screen, the homepage stacks cleanly. The oversized type scales down but retains its presence, and the hero image crops to a vertical frame. The contact button floats in the top corner, and the hamburger menu stays accessible.

We'd pick Grutta for creative studios, photographers, or designers who want a dark, type-driven portfolio with multiple layout options ready to go. The demo leans heavily on striking imagery, so you'll need strong photography to match the mood. The ecommerce page is minimal and may need expansion if you're selling more than a few services or products.