Anders — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Anders is a free three-page portfolio Framer template for creatives who want work front and center without CMS case studies or agency furniture. Home, Contact, and All Projects are the full sitemap, all static. Skip it if you want one scroll and done with no secondary project index. Ferio is the one-page benchmark on yoframer. Need CMS project singles instead? JORGE goes deeper. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or open the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix Anders?

Picture a product designer freelancing between contracts who already has six strong shots and short blurbs, not twelve long case studies. They need Home to land the vibe, All Projects to show breadth, and Contact for inbound without maintaining collections. Anders fits when the portfolio is a tight edit you update when a project ships, not a publishing system with weekly posts.

Walk away if you want a single-page scroll that forces ruthless curation on one canvas. Walk away too if each project needs CMS detail pages, services pricing, or a blog. For one scroll, remix Ferio. For dark CMS case studies, remix JORGE instead of fighting three static frames.

What Anders looks like

The anders.framer.media preview is minimal and gallery-forward: generous whitespace, restrained type, and a project grid that lets photography or UI shots dominate. It reads closer to a studio lookbook than to a colorful Dribbble personal brand, which helps when the work should feel serious on a phone screen shared in Slack.

Motion stays light so the grid loads quickly on mobile data. Color defaults stay neutral so your project palette provides the accent. The honest fight is case study depth. All Projects is an index, not CMS singles, so long write-ups will live on external links or future pages you add yourself.

Pages included in Anders

Three static routes, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: typographic landing, featured work teasers, and a path into All Projects or Contact
• Contact: inquiry form, email, or social links for freelance bookings
• All Projects: grid or list of selected work without CMS detail templates

Three pages is intentional. There is no blog, pricing, or 404 route, so every pixel should earn its place on Home and in the grid.

What is distinctive about Anders

• All Projects as a dedicated route. Many minimal portfolios hide work only on Home; Anders expects a second browse pass.
• Three-page static map. No CMS, no blog, no services tree to maintain between gigs.
• Creative-first spacing. Layout assumes visual work, not long agency copy blocks.
• Contact separated from Home. Clients can bookmark inquiries without scrolling the entire reel again.
• Small footprint for fast remix. You can swap projects and ship within a weekend.

Responsive behavior and Framer forms are platform basics, not a reason to pick Anders over another portfolio file.

When to remix Anders, and when to skip

Remix Anders when you want a calm portfolio with a real project index and almost no sitemap noise. It does one job well: show creative work and make contact easy.

Skip it when one scroll is enough. That is Ferio. Skip it when you need CMS case studies and services collections. That is JORGE. Still choosing? Visit the portfolio shortlist or free Framer templates on the hub.