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Introducing Portfolea, a motion-led portfolio template for Framer ✦
Your projects spin past on a WebGL slider that’s wired straight to the CMS: add a project, toggle Featured, done. Open a case study and the whole page — header, nav, cursor, footer — takes on that project’s colours.
✦ CMS-powered WebGL slider (Drum + Morph)
✦ Case studies that theme themselves
✦ Kinetic type, smooth scroll, custom cursor
✦ Fully responsive · no plugins · no code
Built for designers, creative developers and studios who want their portfolio to feel like their work.
Live preview → https://portfolea.framer.website/
Get it on the Framer Marketplace → https://contra.com/products/uzJdCexz-portfolea-motion-portfolio-for-designers
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The self-theming case studies are the standout idea. Opening a project and having the header, nav, cursor and footer all take on its colours is the kind of immersion that makes a portfolio memorable.
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