Ratko

Ratko is a single-page Webflow template from Smart Pixel for architecture and interior design studios, and it reads like a monochrome architecture monograph. The hero lays "Redefining Architecture" over a grey concrete stairwell, a thin rail down the left edge carries the lowercase "ratko." wordmark and a Contact link, and headings stay in lowercase throughout, which gives the whole page a quiet, editorial tone. Color comes only from the photography: pale skies, white facades and rocky coastline.

The page alternates white and charcoal bands as you scroll. A numbered list of services opens beside a team photo, then a project grid pairs each building with a name and a city, followed by a testimonial slider. Service blocks for urban planning, outdoor spaces and public objects each get a short description, an icon and a button. Further down come a stats grid, a dark timeline that walks from 1980s modernism to recent AI tools, round team portraits, a client logo wall and a big "ratko. Studio" banner over a workshop photo. It ends on a "Share your idea with our team" form with name, email, phone and message fields beside a portrait. We like the timeline: it's an unusual way for a studio to show its point of view instead of just listing services.

We'd pick Ratko for a small architecture or interior practice with a strong library of building photography that wants everything on one scrolling page. Plan the copy carefully before buying. The demo leans on long placeholder paragraphs, sample stats and stand-in client logos, and since there's no separate about, blog or project page, every word you keep has to earn its place on that one scroll.