On a photography website the design has to disappear: the only thing anyone looks at is the pictures, full screen and with nothing around them. Marta Ferrer’s template, a photographer in Barcelona, is built on that idea, with the series first and the text cut back to what is needed.
It is a finished website, not a mockup: you can walk through all of it, on your phone and on a computer. These are the sections it comes with, exactly as they are built. The demo is written in Spanish — what is on show is the design. Yours goes in whatever language you need.
Small thumbnails in a tight grid kill the work. The image outranks the layout.
An unsorted portfolio looks like a phone gallery. Series carry an intention.
It is what decides the commission: how many sessions, how many final images, how long delivery takes.
A badly optimised photography site takes ten seconds. Images are served at the size each screen actually needs.
Because it is a portfolio: fewer sections and less logic than a business website. It is the price the catalogue already publishes for portfolios and personal brands.
A shop can be added; it then moves to online-shop pricing. On its own the template presents the work and captures commissions.
Yes. The approach — large work, minimal text, series — is the same.
We start from this template and fit it to your business: content, colours, sections of your own and the domain. A portfolio from €400, delivered in 7-15 days, with a closed price agreed before we start.