About Pinmat
Pinmat is a free one-page Framer portfolio that looks like your desk. A ruled notebook sheet sits on a green cutting mat, clipped to a kraft file folder, with a sticky note for messages and enamel pins scattered around. Visitors can pick the pins up and move them anywhere.
Most portfolios list your work. Pinmat makes visitors want to stay a little longer. The page assembles itself when it loads: the folder slides onto the mat, the pages glide out of it, the clips snap on and the sticky note is slapped down. Then the pins are pressed in one by one. Hover a pin and a small label-maker tag tells you what it wants. The cursor itself is an enamel pin, and it turns into a pointing hand over anything you can click.
Under the charm it is a simple, honest notebook: one line per item, grouped into Work, Projects, Playground and Find Me, all driven by the Framer CMS.
Who it's for
Product, UI and brand designers who want a portfolio with personality
Developers and design engineers with a few products and side projects to show
Freelancers and studio owners who need one page and a contact form
Students and job seekers who want a CV that people remember
What makes it different
A real desk scene: a cutting mat with a whole-cell grid, a kraft folder with punched holes, a typed page peeking out, a paper clip that actually wraps the sheet, a binder clip, washi tape and a coffee ring. Every shadow is a tight contact shadow, so the props look like paper and metal rather than floating cards.
Draggable enamel pins: six pins with gold rims, a glossy finish and a slow shine that runs every few seconds. One of them is a round photo pin for your own portrait.
A load-in that makes sense: every object arrives the way it would on a real desk. The background page only slides out once your sheet is in place, so nobody sees half-written text first.
A sticky note in the breeze: the contact note lifts gently from the bottom, as if a fan were blowing across the desk.
