Darko

Darko is a dark, minimal Framer portfolio for designers who want a professional personal site with real presence. A typewriter headline, rotating skills ticker and live availability status open the landing page, signalling you're taking services work without publishing a price list.

Pages: Home, About, Projects, Stack, Contact, Licensing and 404, plus CMS-driven case study and legal templates. The homepage carries the profile with availability, a typewriter intro, skills ticker, project cards, a tools stack grid and a testimonials slider. About covers education and experience cards; Stack gets its own full page; a Contact Me block and form close the loop.

2 CMS collections

• Projects: client, date, duration, image, three separate category fields, live site link, a buy link with a custom button label, meta description and full case study content

• Legal: title and content, with one template covering privacy, cookies and any policy you add later

Three category fields per project means each card shows its own discipline breakdown, such as website design, brand identity and motion, without a shared taxonomy to maintain.

Who it's for

Designers and freelancers building a personal site that doubles as a pitch. Independent creators who want to signal availability rather than list packages. Anyone with a focused body of work who prefers restraint to volume.

Not the right fit if you need a blog, tiered pricing, e-commerce or a team page.

Why Darko?

It reads as a landing page first and a portfolio second: the typewriter line, skills ticker and availability stamp do the pitching before a visitor reaches the work. Bai Jamjuree throughout, a near-black palette with violet and green accents, a globe element, sliders and responsive layouts across desktop, tablet and phone.