Sorenvale

Sorenvale is a single-screen portfolio built around one idea: the image stays on screen, and everything else gets out of the way. Hover a project and its images appear — no scrolling, no page loads, no interruption.

Most portfolio templates ask the viewer to scroll through your work. Sorenvale doesn't. The whole site sits in one screen: your images on the left, your project list on the right, and a blurred backdrop that shifts as the viewer moves between projects. Choosing a project is instant. Looking at it is uninterrupted.

It was built for photographers, and it suits anyone whose work is the image itself — product and still-life photographers, visual artists, set and prop designers, art directors, 3D artists. If your portfolio is a sequence of pictures rather than a case study, this is built for how that actually gets looked at.

Project information lives in the CMS — title, discipline, location, year. Images are added directly on the canvas, one set per project, as many or as few as you like. Typography runs on four shared text styles, so changing the typeface across the whole site is one edit.

Three pages: work, about, contact. Mobile stacks the two panels and holds to one screen, with no scroll and no cut-off list.

Features

• Single-screen layout, no scrolling on desktop or mobile

• Hover to switch projects — images and backdrop crossfade together

• Arrow navigation through each project's images

• Flexible image count per project

• CMS-driven project list

• Four shared text styles for site-wide typography changes

• Three pages: work, about, contact

• Demo content included