Olivia12 is a black and orange portfolio for a solo product or brand designer, and it introduces its owner like a magazine cover. The hero is a framed portrait washed in deep orange and blue shadow, with the designer's first name set enormous in white BDO Grotesk across the bottom, "Hi, I am" tucked to its left and the surname to its right. Thin vertical guide lines and small plus marks divide the frame like a layout grid, a short list of disciplines sits top left, a location note sits top right, and the only menu is a hamburger icon beside a small wordmark.
Every section is tagged with a small editorial label, like / Projects and N. 02, a nice catalogue touch. A short bio with large experience and project figures leads into the project list, then a services section whose headline fades from white to grey, with bordered cards for Design and Development. Customer quotes come with small portraits, and a pricing block offers a single plan card with a checklist and an outlined Subscribe Now button. One standout is the awards sequence: full-screen photos with a project name centered in huge type, plus the year and award title in the corners. It ends on "Anything in Mind? Let's Talk" above a fan of tilted portrait cards. UI Bucket's About page stacks the full name over an orange portrait, then plays a full-width video with a round Watch My Journey button.
On a phone, the portrait fills the screen and the name centers over it.
We'd pick Olivia12 for UI, UX, and brand designers who want a bold personal site. The look depends on dramatic, color-graded portraits, so plan your photography. We'd also fix the misspelled discipline in the hero and expect to rewrite the placeholder testimonials.
Based on the live demo, viewed on desktop and on a phone. The Design and Dev scores come from separate independent reviews. See how we score templates.