MODUS Extend

MODUS Extend is built for architecture firms, interior designers, and creative agencies that need a confident, project-focused presence. The homepage opens with a deep navy header and a large hero that reads "Redefining spaces, shaping bold futures" over generous whitespace, setting a tone that's formal but not stiff. The type is Space Grotesk throughout, and the palette leans heavily on navy, light gray, and a bright orange accent that appears in call-to-action blocks. Below the hero, the layout shifts into full-width colored panels: one dark navy for projects, another for services, and a vivid orange contact section, each with a short prompt and a button.

NutsDev supplies a solid set of pages including about, services, projects, news, resources, and contact. The projects section shows individual case studies with metadata like location, work type, and completion date, and the news section handles updates and announcements. The homepage features a large-number stat showing 50+ projects completed, and project cards are laid out in a simple grid. The demo includes a 404 page and uses the Webflow CMS for projects and news posts. We like the clean project detail layout, which pairs a large image with structured information fields. The interactions are subtle, mostly hover states and smooth scrolling, keeping the focus on content rather than motion.

On a 390px mobile screen, the layout stacks cleanly. The hero heading scales down but remains readable, the navigation collapses into a menu button, and the colored panels stack vertically without crowding. The type stays legible and the spacing feels deliberate.

We'd pick MODUS Extend for firms that want a polished, no-nonsense portfolio site with room for case studies and updates. The imagery is architectural and minimal, so you'll need high-quality photos to match the template's restrained aesthetic. The color scheme is strong but specific, and the orange accent may not suit every brand without a quick palette swap.