Maya Reed — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Maya Reed is a free 10-page portfolio template for Framer with no CMS in the remix file. It is built for coaches who explain a program, share recipes, and capture leads with a Free Guide page, not for agencies that sell on project case studies alone. Skip it if you only need a work grid and CMS case studies. JORGE covers that job. Browse the portfolio shortlist or return to free Framer templates on the hub when you want a wider grid.

Who should remix Maya Reed?

Picture a solo coach launching a group program next quarter. They already have an About story, three service tiers, sample recipes, and a PDF lead magnet. Maya Reed gives them named routes for each asset so the sitemap matches how they talk on sales calls, without inventing page names from scratch.

Walk away if your proof is visual work, not curriculum. Photographers, product designers, and studios that live in case studies will fight the Program and Recipes framing. JORGE is the honest pick when Works and a CMS project page matter more than a journal and a free guide.

What Maya Reed looks like

The preview reads soft and editorial: generous whitespace, rounded cards, and photography-friendly sections that feel closer to a lifestyle brand than a dark dev portfolio. Type stays readable on mobile, which matters when recipes and journal posts get shared on Instagram. Motion is gentle, mostly fades and scroll reveals, so you can swap hero photos without re-timing a heavy animation stack.

The default mood assumes warm, approachable wellness copy. A sharp B2B consultancy or a brutalist creative shop will spend time replacing imagery and softening rounded components. That is the trade-off for a template that already names Program and Free Guide in the nav.

Pages included in Maya Reed

Ten static routes, spelled exactly as Framer lists them:

• Home: hero, proof, and paths into program, recipes, and the lead magnet
• About: founder story and credentials for trust before someone joins a cohort
• Services: how engagements work and what clients buy
• Program: the flagship offer with modules, outcomes, or enrollment cues
• Recipes: content marketing that shows expertise before the sale
• Journal: longer posts or updates without bolting on a CMS on day one
• Free Guide: opt-in page wired to your email tool or Framer form
• Contact: inquiries and booking questions
• Privacy: policy shell for email capture compliance
• 404: branded dead end when shared links break

Program plus Free Guide is the pair most generic portfolios skip. You get both here without adding routes after remix.

What is distinctive about Maya Reed

• Program as a first-class route. Not buried in Services copy; it has its own page title in the sitemap.
• Recipes and Journal together. Content marketing gets two tones: quick wins and longer reads.
• Free Guide page name. Signals lead capture without hiding the opt-in behind a modal only.
• Ten-page coach sitemap without CMS. Fast to remix; you duplicate frames when posts multiply.
• Business-friendly legal shell. Privacy ships beside marketing pages, not as an afterthought.

Framer SEO, analytics, and breakpoint tooling ship with the platform. They are not why you pick Maya Reed.

When to remix Maya Reed, and when to skip

Remix Maya Reed when your site must sell a program and a lead magnet on day one, and you are fine updating Journal and Recipes frames manually until CMS is worth it. The page list already matches how many coaches pitch on discovery calls.

Skip it when the portfolio is the product. Case-study depth belongs in JORGE. Skip it when you need a six-page creative studio file with Work and Studio only; Loupe is leaner for that shape. Still comparing niches? Use the portfolio shortlist or the free Framer templates hub.