Olio — Portfolio Template
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Devanta Ebison
Introducing Olio, a CMS-powered portfolio template thoughtfully crafted for UX/UI Designers. Using a perfect balance of modern styles and timeless design principles, Olio features a unique design to highlight your best personal self and showcase your design work.
Overview
Olio is a Framer template crafted with precision for UX/UI designers aiming to project a sleek and professional online portfolio. Olio provides a minimalist yet powerful canvas to showcase your work in the most visually stunning way, ensuring your skills and expertise take center stage.
CMS-Driven Case Studies
Olio takes your portfolio to the next level with CMS-driven case studies. This feature lets designers like you detail your creative journey, from initial concepts to final executions. It's more than text; add images, videos, and various media to weave an engaging story of your challenges, processes, and triumphs, making your skills shine uniquely.
Sleek and Minimal Design
Olio was designed using the influential design principle 'less is more.' This minimalist approach keeps things simple, spotlighting your work effectively. The sleek and clutter-free aesthetic of Olio ensures that your portfolio speaks volumes, capturing the attention of potential clients and employers.
Fully Customizable
Your portfolio should be as unique as you are, and Olio gets that. With just a few clicks, you can mold and shape the template to fit your personal brand and voice. Easily change up colors, switch out fonts, and tweak layouts until it feels just right.
Responsive Design
Whether your potential clients or employers are viewing your portfolio on a desktop, tablet, or smartphone, Olio's fully responsive design ensures your work is thoughtfully presented and engaging on every device.
Features
Pages
Home
CMS Pages
Work
CMS Pages
Case study pages
Published March 6, 2024