Avexa — Free Portfolio Template for Framer by Lunis Design

Avexa is a free 3-page portfolio template for Framer by Lunis Design. Remix it if you are a creative studio selling strategy, brand, and web packages with pricing and client quotes on the main scroll, not a CMS case-study library. Home carries services, tiers, testimonials, and FAQ; About and Works split team story from project highlights. No CMS. Skip it if every project needs its own collection URL and Archives shelf. JORGE covers that job. More free Framer templates live on the hub, or start with the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix Avexa?

Avexa is for boutique studios that close on clarity: who you are, what you charge, and which clients vouch for you. Brand designers, content consultants, and hybrid web shops that sell four named services will reuse the Home sections faster than they would rebuild pricing cards from scratch. Freelancers pitching retainers to marketing directors get a credible layout without importing an 18-page agency kit.

Skip it if your portfolio is fifty CMS case studies with filters and tags. Manual Works cards will become a maintenance tax. JORGE is the better yoframer file when Work Page URLs matter. Skip it if you are a solo photographer who only needs one gallery scroll. Capturio or Ferio stay closer to that brief.

What Avexa looks like

Lunis Design leans confident and studio-clean: generous whitespace, bold section headlines, and service modules that read like a pitch deck turned into a site. Pricing toggles between project and monthly framing, which helps agencies that sell both engagements and retainers. Testimonial blocks and FAQ feel native, not pasted from a generic SaaS theme. The mood sits between a modern consultancy and a creative shop, closer to a refined Notion marketing page than to a dark devtools landing.

The trade-off is density. Home packs services, pricing, stories, and FAQ into one long flow. Minimalist brands that hate long scrolls may trim hard. Colorful streetwear or playful consumer brands may also fight the default polished studio palette until you re-skin type and photography.

Pages included in Avexa

Three pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: positioning hero, benefits grid, service and pricing modules, client stories, FAQ, and contact paths
• About: team narrative, process, and credibility details that support the Home pitch
• Works: selected client projects and outcomes without a CMS index template

All three routes are static today. Plan a CMS pass on Works only if you publish new case studies every month.

What is distinctive about Avexa

• Pricing on the portfolio Home. Project and monthly tiers are built in, rare on a free three-page creative file.
• Service catalog blocks. Named offers (brand, web, ads, content) map to how studios actually scope proposals.
• Testimonial and FAQ pairing. Objections and social proof sit where buyers decide, not on a forgotten inner page.
• Separate Works route. Keeps Home focused on conversion while still giving projects a dedicated URL.
• Studio positioning defaults. Copy frames strategy-first work, not generic “we build websites” filler.
• Three pages, no CMS tax. Ship this week; add collections only when volume forces it.

Framer SEO, analytics, and breakpoint tooling ship with the platform. They are not a reason to pick Avexa.

When to remix Avexa, and when to skip

Remix Avexa when you want a free portfolio that sells services like a small agency without importing Formix-scale weight. Lunis Design’s preview shows how the sections stack for real client work, and the remix path is mostly swap copy, logos, and project shots. It fits studios that win on clarity and price transparency.

Skip it when CMS case studies are non-negotiable. That is JORGE. Skip it when you need careers, changelog, and a dozen legal routes. That is Formix Co. Compare other creative picks on the portfolio shortlist or back at free Framer templates.