Raydex — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Raydex is a free 7-page portfolio template for Framer from an Unknown marketplace author. Remix it if you are a freelancer who wants a Service page and a Blog route on a static sitemap, not a CMS case-study engine. About, Contact, and a 404 round out the map, and Home V2 gives you a second homepage layout to choose from. Skip it if proof should live in collections. JORGE ships CMS Works and Work Page flows instead. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or start with the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix Raydex?

Raydex is for solo designers, developers, and small studios who already explain what they sell in prose and want that story on its own Service page. The Blog route helps if you plan short updates or notes, even when posts are still static frames at first. You get credibility pages without adopting a full agency kit.

Skip it if every new project should publish from a CMS. Studios that live inside case-study detail pages will fight the static Work-less map. If you only need one long homepage, Ferio ships faster. If you need retainers, pricing, and careers, jump to Formix Co on the agency side.

What Raydex looks like

The preview reads clean and business-forward: light surfaces, confident sans type, and section blocks that feel closer to a services landing than a moody gallery. Photography and icon rows carry trust, while headlines stay short enough for mobile scans. Motion stays polite so the file still feels professional when a client opens it on a phone between meetings.

The trade-off is personality. Raydex defaults to a safe, corporate-leaning portfolio. A loud brand or experimental art direction will spend time replacing stock sections. Dark editorial portfolios should look at JORGE before forcing this palette.

Pages included in Raydex

Seven pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: primary story, work highlights, and calls to action into services or contact
• Home V2: alternate homepage layout so you can pick a hero direction without redrawing the whole site
• About: founder or studio story, values, and credibility beats
• Service: what you deliver, process hints, and why clients hire you
• Blog: index frame for articles or updates, even if posts start as linked static pages
• Contact: inquiry form or booking path for leads
• 404: branded dead end when a link goes stale

Home V2 is the unusual extra. Treat it as a layout fork, not a page visitors must find in the nav.

What is distinctive about Raydex

• Two homepage variants. Home and Home V2 let you compare hero structures inside one remix.
• Service as its own route. Sales copy is not buried at the bottom of the homepage.
• Blog slot without CMS. Useful for announcements when you do not want collection setup yet.
• Static seven-page map. Fast to edit in Framer, but no repeating project detail template out of the box.
• Business-friendly pacing. Reads like a freelancer site that still takes contracts seriously.

Framer SEO, analytics, and breakpoints are platform tooling. They are not why you pick this file.

When to remix Raydex, and when to skip

Remix Raydex when you want a credible portfolio sitemap with services and blog frames, and you are fine updating work manually. The duplicate homepage is a nice bonus if you are still choosing a hero layout.

Skip it when case studies should scale in a CMS. That is JORGE. Skip it when you need agency depth like pricing and careers. That is Formix Co. Still comparing moods? Return to the portfolio shortlist or browse more free Framer templates.