LEQUON is a portfolio template for independent designers and small studios who want a site that reads like a real practice, not a pitch deck.
Built around editorial typography, a strict 12-column grid, and a quiet paper-and-ink palette, it gives your work room to lead. No hero gradients, no fake dashboards, no scroll-jacking. Just typography, structure, and the case studies you've actually shipped.
Five fully designed pages: Home, About, Work index, Project detail (CMS), and a 404 that doesn't waste the visit. — A pre-built Projects CMS with six demo case studies you can edit in place or replace one at a time. — A complete type system in Bricolage Grotesque, Instrument Serif, and JetBrains Mono — sixteen text styles, all named and reusable. — A structured color palette in light paper, ink black, and a single vermilion accent. — Reusable components: navbar with mobile menu, work cards, service accordions, about card, primary and CTA buttons. — Three breakpoints on every page: desktop (1440), tablet (810), phone (390). — Per-page SEO fields filled with sensible defaults you can swap in minutes.
The case-study page does the heavy lifting on a portfolio. LEQUON ships one designed end-to-end: hero with eyebrow, title, and lede; a six-field fact strip (year, sector, role, scope, status, link); a long-form challenge-and-strategy section; a three-stat results grid; a full-bleed pull-quote with attribution; and a footer that points to the next project.
Edit the collection, hit publish, and the whole case-study system updates everywhere it's used.
Independent designers, art directors, photographers, type designers, small studios, and creative founders who'd rather show four projects properly than twenty in a wall of thumbnails. If your work is opinionated, the template will get out of its way.
A working designer, for working designers. Every section earns its place. Cut what you don't need.
LEQUON is a portfolio template for independent designers and small studios who want a site that reads like a real practice, not a pitch deck.
Built around editorial typography, a strict 12-column grid, and a quiet paper-and-ink palette, it gives your work room to lead. No hero gradients, no fake dashboards, no scroll-jacking. Just typography, structure, and the case studies you've actually shipped.
Five fully designed pages: Home, About, Work index, Project detail (CMS), and a 404 that doesn't waste the visit. — A pre-built Projects CMS with six demo case studies you can edit in place or replace one at a time. — A complete type system in Bricolage Grotesque, Instrument Serif, and JetBrains Mono — sixteen text styles, all named and reusable. — A structured color palette in light paper, ink black, and a single vermilion accent. — Reusable components: navbar with mobile menu, work cards, service accordions, about card, primary and CTA buttons. — Three breakpoints on every page: desktop (1440), tablet (810), phone (390). — Per-page SEO fields filled with sensible defaults you can swap in minutes.
The case-study page does the heavy lifting on a portfolio. LEQUON ships one designed end-to-end: hero with eyebrow, title, and lede; a six-field fact strip (year, sector, role, scope, status, link); a long-form challenge-and-strategy section; a three-stat results grid; a full-bleed pull-quote with attribution; and a footer that points to the next project.
Edit the collection, hit publish, and the whole case-study system updates everywhere it's used.
Independent designers, art directors, photographers, type designers, small studios, and creative founders who'd rather show four projects properly than twenty in a wall of thumbnails. If your work is opinionated, the template will get out of its way.
A working designer, for working designers. Every section earns its place. Cut what you don't need.
Akash Sathsara
