Shipped — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Shipped is a free 3-page portfolio Framer template for freelancers who want a tight homepage, one CMS case study, and a branded 404. Skip it if you need services pages, archives, or a multi-project grid. JORGE adds seven pages and deeper CMS collections. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or start with the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix Shipped?

Shipped fits solo makers who are launching a personal site the same week a client deliverable goes public. You have one strong project with process shots, metrics, and quotes, and you do not want to maintain a Works index yet. Developers and product designers pitching small teams will get more from this file than from a twelve-page agency theme they will never fill.

Pass if you already maintain a dozen case studies or if retainers and service menus are part of the pitch. Those sites need archives, services collections, and sometimes pricing. Consultancies that hire will also outgrow three routes quickly. If you only want one long scroll with zero CMS, a one-page portfolio remix will launch faster than wiring a collection for a single story.

What Shipped looks like

The demo reads clean and product-minded: generous whitespace, confident headings, and room for UI captures or device mockups. It feels closer to a shipped-feature launch page than to an illustration-heavy art portfolio. That helps technical freelancers signal execution, not just taste.

Animation stays restrained so scroll length stays short. The homepage can carry biography, selected logos, and a single CTA into the case study without feeling like a marketing funnel. The honest fight is variety. Loud color brands and hand-drawn identity systems may look flat until you replace the default neutral palette and hero photography.

Pages included in Shipped

Three pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: positioning, proof, and a direct path into the featured case study
• CMS case study: long-form project story bound to a collection entry
• 404: branded dead end when someone mistypes a URL

That is the entire sitemap. There is no Works grid page, which is either a feature or a blocker depending on how many projects you publish per year.

What is distinctive about Shipped

• Three-page discipline. Home, one CMS story, and 404. No filler About or Contact routes in the listing.
• CMS case study without a grid. Optimized when you truly have one hero project, not a catalog.
• 404 included. Rare on ultra-small portfolio files and useful before you attach a custom domain.
• Creative category pacing. Sections assume process, outcome, and CTA blocks common in product design write-ups.
• Minimal navigation surface. Visitors choose home or the case study, which keeps review calls focused.

Platform SEO, analytics, and responsive breakpoints come with Framer. They are not differentiators for Shipped specifically.

When to remix Shipped, and when to skip

Remix Shipped when you want a credible portfolio this week and you are fine leading with one CMS case study. The file rewards clarity over breadth.

Skip it when the site must sell a studio. That is JORGE. Skip it when you refuse CMS entirely and want one scroll. Pick a one-page portfolio from the portfolio shortlist instead. When you are still comparing niches, return to free Framer templates on the hub.