Nuria — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Nuria is a free five-page portfolio template for Framer from Nostromo Studio’s demo line, built for playful creatives rather than case-study-heavy designers. Home, About, Contact, Privacy Policy, and FAQ are static routes with no Work index or CMS labels in the page list. Skip it if your pitch depends on a grid of projects and repeatable case study pages. JORGE adds Works, Work Page CMS, and Archives for that workflow. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or open the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix Nuria?

Nuria fits illustrators, motion dabblers, and multidisciplinary creatives who want personality on the homepage first and a short About story second. The FAQ and Privacy Policy routes help when you sell commissions, run a small shop, or collect form data and need credible policy pages without building a twelve-page agency site. Five pages keeps the remix scope honest for a side project relaunch between client deadlines.

Walk away if your portfolio is only as good as your case studies and you need a Works index plus CMS detail templates. JORGE is the yoframer file for that job. Also skip when one long scroll is enough. Ferio ships faster when you do not need FAQ or Privacy as named routes.

What Nuria looks like

The live preview leans playful and bright compared with dark editorial portfolios: rounded shapes, friendly type, and color blocks that read closer to an illustrator’s shop window than a monochrome agency deck. Home is built to carry featured work, process snippets, and personality copy in one expressive frame because there is no separate Work route in the marketplace list.

Motion can be a bit more character-forward than restrained studio templates, which helps when your brand is whimsical. The trade-off is proof density. Without a Works page, you must curate tightly on Home or link out to external galleries.

Pages included in Nuria

Five pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: personality-led landing with featured pieces, services or commission cues, and primary contact prompts
• About: story, process, clients, or studio ethos in a dedicated narrative page
• Contact: inquiry form, email, and social links for commission or collaboration requests
• Privacy Policy: policy text for forms, analytics, and client data handling
• FAQ: rates, timelines, revisions, and shipping answers without a long email thread

FAQ plus Privacy on a five-page creative file is unusual. Nuria assumes you will collect leads, not only show pretty pictures.

What is distinctive about Nuria

• No Work route by design. Forces a bold homepage curatorial voice instead of a default project grid.
• FAQ on a tiny portfolio. Useful for commission-based creatives answering the same questions weekly.
• Privacy Policy as a named page. Helpful when contact forms go live before legal review finishes.
• Playful visual defaults. Faster path for illustrators than reskinning a dark agency portfolio.
• Five-page scope. About and Contact stay separate, which beats cramming everything into one scroll.

Framer breakpoints, forms, and publish settings are platform tooling, not Nuria-specific reasons to remix.

When to remix Nuria, and when to skip

Remix Nuria when you want a playful creative homepage, short About and Contact paths, and FAQ plus Privacy without adopting a CMS project workflow yet.

Skip it when case studies sell the work. Choose JORGE. Still comparing portfolio files? Use the portfolio shortlist or return to free Framer templates on the hub.