Outliers

Outliers is a one-person portfolio for Webflow developers and web designers, and it skips the usual top menu altogether. The screen splits in half. On the left, a small greeting sits above a three-line title, "Webflow Developer Web Designer," in light Satoshi on pale grey, with a short intro and an underlined View my work link. On the right, a tall mosaic of project thumbnails, from a sleepy clay dog to a bright yellow shop mockup, fills the frame edge to edge. A round black Contact Me button with a dotted orbit ring straddles the seam between the halves.

Below the fold, Lucas Gusso's layout gets more cinematic. A short personal statement leads into a Selected Work marquee in huge thin type, then each project takes a full-width band with its client, year, and discipline across the top, the title in very large letters, and a circular View Project button over a dark 3D render. A centered call to action, "If you wanna stand out, gotta be outstanding," sits under a starburst icon, followed by two rows of square 3D renders and a black closing band with a white circular contact button. The footer adds Navigation, Last Works, and Resources columns. The contact page reuses the split layout, with "Let's work together!" over an underlined form beside the same mosaic.

On a phone, the title wraps to two lines, the Contact Me circle centers on the seam, and the mosaic follows underneath.

We'd pick Outliers for freelance web designers and 3D artists who can supply striking, dark renders for each case. The demo projects carry famous brand names, so swap those first. With no top menu, we'd also check that visitors can easily find the About and Work pages from the footer.