Meeko

Meeko is a friendly Webflow template for a designer who also writes, and it opens with a wave. "Hello! I'm Meeko. a designer & blogger." runs across a soft lavender hero in large Bricolage Grotesque, with a round portrait dropped into the first line like a word. Hand-drawn doodles float around it: a pencil, a looping arrow, and tilted pill stickers reading Web Development and No-code Design. The header is a white capsule with a thin outline, holding Home, Portfolio, About, Blog, Contact, and Other separated by dots, plus square social buttons.

Three outlined cards follow, pointing to the portfolio, the journal, and contact, each with a line illustration and a colored arrow button. My selected works stacks projects as large rounded cards that overlap as you scroll, each with a title, small-caps categories, a blurb, and a View Project button beside a mockup photo. A testimonial carousel switches quotes via round avatars, and a wavy lavender band leads into More about me, where the portrait sits in a yellow scalloped frame topped with patterned tape. My capabilities lists services like Identity & Branding, then My design journal shows posts as outlined cards with bright cover art, date, and category. A black Let's talk about your project section with a rotating availability badge closes it. The Portfolio page by elemis opens on a pale blue band with a wavy lower edge above a two-column grid of project cards.

On a phone, the portrait sits above a stacked headline, the doodles drop away, and the menu shrinks to a small outlined button.

We'd pick Meeko for freelance designers and illustrators who blog regularly. Project blurbs and blog excerpts are placeholder Latin, so plan time for real writing, and the playful doodles suit a light personal brand more than a serious agency.