Layouts built to put work first: large imagery, restrained typography, and case study pages that read properly rather than fighting the projects for attention.
A portfolio for a few pieces of work worth a story: work list, two case-study layouts, about, plus a contact page with an enquiry form and a 404 in Pro. Plain HTML and CSS, no build step, no JavaScript, dark mode follows the system.
The work is the content. Anything the layout does beyond framing it — animation, parallax, loud colour — competes with the thing you are trying to sell.
A grid suits a body of similar work: photography, illustration, product shots. A single column suits fewer, deeper pieces where each one needs a story around it.
The home page — the work list — with compiled CSS and commercial use allowed with a credit link in the footer. Pro has the case studies, about, contact and 404, and the source.
No. The button hands you the ZIP directly — no form, no email.
That is what the paid version is for. It drops the attribution and adds the source files.
No. Demo imagery is for preview only — replace it with your own work before publishing.