Project templates
Layouts for full case studies and for quick image sets, so every project gets the depth it deserves without a custom page each time.
A portfolio site has one job: make someone want to work with you after seeing your work. That means the projects lead, the images load fast at full quality, and the path from 'this is good' to 'let's talk' is short. We design portfolio websites that frame your work instead of competing with it.
Layouts for full case studies and for quick image sets, so every project gets the depth it deserves without a custom page each time.
Responsive images served at the right size for each screen, so large, high-quality work loads quickly on mobile.
Work grouped by type, sector or service so visitors find what's relevant to them.
Clear pages for who you are and what you offer, written to connect the work to the enquiry.
A contact form and links placed where interest peaks — at the end of each project, not only in the footer.
A simple way to add new projects as you finish them, so the site doesn't freeze at launch.
We help choose the projects that show the work you want more of.
Categories, project order and the story each case study tells.
A layout that suits your medium — quiet for photography, detailed for architecture.
Development in Next.js with an image pipeline and project templates.
Projects loaded, site tested on real devices, and a guide to adding more.
TODO: typical duration from Dev
TODO: ₹ from Dev
Keep them — they're good for discovery. A portfolio site is where you control the order, the context and the call to action, and it's what clients find when they search your name.
Not when they're handled properly. Images are resized and compressed into several versions, and each visitor's device loads only the size it needs.
Yes. The site is built so adding a project means supplying images and text, not editing code.
It depends mostly on how many project templates you need and whether we help write the case studies. TODO: add a ₹ starting price once Dev confirms it.
We can structure and edit them. The facts — the brief, your role, the result — have to come from you, because that's what makes a case study believable.
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