Templates design

For designers, the website is the portfolio. Clients look for a few minutes, then decide whether to call. That is why the most particular people in the industries we work with are usually the studios: everyone has their own taste, and everyone is afraid of looking like the next studio.

The design website template category falls into three quite different groups:

• personal portfolios and creative studios: Nekora, Humton; photo studios: Onestudio, Pictogen, Snapix;
• print shops, print to order: Printstore, Printco, Zeprint (T-shirts printed from a design the customer sends);
• architecture and interior offices: Theratio, Palladio, the cuthbert set.

Each group needs something different. A studio needs project pages told like a story: the context, the idea, large photos, not just a small photo grid. A print shop needs a quote form where the customer picks the material and quantity and attaches a design file. An architecture office needs to filter projects by building type.

One technical point often overlooked: a portfolio of full-resolution photos, left as they are, loads very slowly on a phone. We compress images to WebP and load them as you scroll, while still keeping a sharp version so clients can zoom in on the detail.

To be direct: if you need an interface that looks like no one else's, a template may not be the right choice. The DIAMOND package (custom design to your brand) fits better. If you need a site up quickly so you have a link to send clients, GOLD from VND 4.99 million is enough, with handover in 7 to 15 business days when the materials are ready. Compare the packages at website design price list. Packaging print shops can also see packaging print website templates.