Noah Berg

About Noah Berg

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Noah Bergstrom is a free Framer portfolio template for anyone whose work is best shown through images — photographers, fashion designers, architects, illustrators, art directors, and any visual creative who needs their work to do the talking. Built around a moodboard-style homepage and full CMS-powered case studies, it's designed to feel considered without hours of setup.

What makes Noah Bergstrom different

  • Hover-to-play project previews — each project tile shows a still image by default and plays a short video the moment you hover, so the grid feels alive before you've clicked anything

  • Includes a quick, free guide showing exactly how to make videos like the hover previews yourself — no paid tools or footage required, just a simple process anyone can follow

  • Infinite scrolling image grid on every case study — scroll through a project's full image set and it keeps going, looping back to the start, so a project never runs out mid-scroll

  • Built-in lightbox with animated transitions, keyboard and click navigation, and Next/Previous cycling through every image in the project

  • CMS-powered projects with unlimited images per project, no fixed limit, each image keeping its own natural proportions instead of being cropped into a fixed shape

  • Lightweight by design: just 2 pages and 2 CMS collections, nothing extra to load, understand, or maintain

  • Custom cursor and micro-interactions throughout, including a reveal-on-hover nav that stays true to Framer's native motion rather than fighting it

Pages included

  • Home — moodboard-style project grid, services, experience, and contact, all in one scroll

  • Project — CMS-templated case study page with an infinite image grid

Built for

Photographers, fashion designers, architects, illustrators, art directors, and any visual creative whose portfolio lives or dies on how the images are presented. A template built to stay out of the way of the work, while still having a few moments that make people stop scrolling.