Wave Studio

Wave Studio is a dark portfolio for a small design studio or freelancer, built around one big idea: the name. "Welcome to" sits in small caps above a huge white WAVE wordmark whose A is flipped upside down. A white pill button saying Get Started sits under it, and below that a row of rounded photo cards drifts sideways, one of them tilted in 3D, from a woman against a hand-drawn mural to a figure in a purple VR headset. The header is only a WAVE.STUDIO wordmark and a hamburger icon, all on pure black with General Sans headings and Satoshi text.

The demo homepage itself is a showcase for the template, with feature cards, a Figma file panel, and a grid of page previews, so buyers launch from one of the home variants. The previews show how much range Lucas Gusso includes. There's a Projects page with an oversized scrolling title, contact pages that open with "Good things happen when you say Hey" beside an underlined form, an about layout with a client logo strip, a blog called a journal, a pricing table with checklists, and even password and error pages in the same black style. A Branding page is set up like a product, with a list of deliverables and an Add to Cart button, handy for fixed design packages.

On a phone, the flipped wordmark shrinks cleanly to fit, the button stays centered, and the photo cards keep sliding in a strip below.

We'd pick Wave Studio for brand designers and small creative studios who want a confident black look and a few ready-made ways to sell services. Every page leans on moody, high-quality photography, so plan your images first. And the main menu hides behind the hamburger even on desktop, which we.d consider opening up.