Alex Morrow — Free Web Designer Portfolio Template for Framer

Alex Morrow is a free 1-page minimal portfolio template for Framer, listed under the @hvade profile. It is a single scroll for an independent web designer: a centered name, one short bio paragraph, and a grid of project cards. No CMS. Skip it if you need case study pages, a collection, or a services pitch. JORGE covers that. Want other options? The portfolio shortlist is the next step, and the free Framer templates hub has more.

Who should remix Alex Morrow?

Think of a freelance web designer who already has three sites worth showing and no appetite for a custom build. They want a page that says who they are in two sentences, shows the work as clean screenshots, and gets out of the way. The sample copy introduces a London-based independent designer who partners with studios and brands, and the page is designed around that quiet, confident tone.

Skip it if clients expect to read process and results. A single page gives each project one tile, and there is nowhere inside the file to tell the story behind it. Designers who sell retainers or productized services need pricing and detail that this layout does not carry. For that, JORGE adds Work Page and Services collections.

What Alex Morrow looks like

It is pale and almost empty on purpose. A small bold wordmark sits at the top center, followed by a wide gap and a centered paragraph in soft gray. Below it, three rounded lavender-gray tiles hold browser-style screenshots of past sites. There is no dark mode, no big type, and no color beyond the tile tint. It feels closer to a studio card on a gallery wall than to a Dribbble feed.

That restraint helps when your screenshots are the loudest thing on the page. The fight is sameness. With so little chrome, the template depends entirely on your project images and your sentence. Weak screenshots will look like a placeholder. Also note that the sample copy name-drops real brands, so replace those with clients you have actually worked for.

Pages included in Alex Morrow

One page, named as Framer lists it:

• Home: the whole site, with wordmark, bio paragraph, and a three-up grid of project tiles

There is no 404, About, Work, or Contact page in this file. The tiles are meant to link out to live sites or your own case studies elsewhere. If you need a contact route, add a mailto link or a section yourself.

What is distinctive about Alex Morrow

• Browser-frame project tiles. Each tile shows a site inside a lavender card, which tells a client at a glance that you build websites, not logos.
• One paragraph of copy. The bio is deliberately short. It forces you to pick the one claim that matters.
• Centered wordmark. A tiny, bold name at the top replaces a full nav bar, so the page has no menu to maintain.
• Gallery-wall spacing. Generous gaps make three projects feel curated rather than sparse.
• True one-pager. Nothing to rename, nothing to hide, and nothing to keep in sync.

Framer’s SEO and analytics tooling come with the platform. They are not the reason to remix this file.

When to remix Alex Morrow, and when to skip

Remix it when you want a minimal designer page live this week and you have three strong site screenshots to show. The creator is not named on the listing, so open the live preview and check the tile hover and spacing at phone width.

Skip it if you need depth or a way to capture leads. For CMS case studies, pick JORGE. To see more single-scroll and designer files, return to the portfolio shortlist or the free Framer templates hub.