Photofolio | Photography Portfolio in Framer by Devansh PrakashPhotofolio | Photography Portfolio in Framer by Devansh Prakash

Photofolio | Photography Portfolio in Framer

Devansh Prakash

Devansh Prakash

About the project

Photofolio is a photographer's portfolio built as a Framer site for Jackson Reed, a portrait, lifestyle and event photographer. It opens on a single line, "it's me", with a short introduction, and keeps the page dark so the photographs carry the colour.

The brief

A photographer's site has to show the work first and still answer the practical questions: what kinds of shoots are offered, what has been shot before, how long delivery takes and how to book. Photofolio puts all of that on one scrolling home page, with a page of its own for each.

The approach

A black page with white type and one soft periwinkle accent, set in Bricolage Grotesque with Playfair Display and Oswald for contrast. Each section is introduced by a small label in brackets, such as (About Me), (My Services), (My Works) and (FaQ), so the page reads like a contact sheet with notes.

Homepage and pages

The home page moves from the introduction to About Me, four services (Landscape Photography, Creative Portrait Sessions, Abstract Photography and Lifestyle Photography, each with its own tags), three featured works, six frequently asked questions, client testimonials, two blog posts and a closing "Shoot me an email" call. The site also has About, Services, Works, Blog and Contact pages.

Inside the site

Works and blog posts are CMS collections in Framer, so every project has its own story page: "The Story Behind" the shot, the technical execution with camera, lens, settings and lighting, post-processing and colour grading, and why the image matters. The About page adds a Skills & Experience timeline from 2017 to the present.

The outcome

A complete Framer portfolio with a home page, five inner pages and CMS-driven project and blog pages, where a visitor can see the work, read how each image was made, check the services and delivery times, and get in touch from any page.
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Posted Sep 2, 2026

A photographer's portfolio where the interface disappears — full-bleed galleries, smooth transitions, and a light/dark theme that lets images pick their ground.