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Split Frame Portfolio Site

A refined portfolio site for image-led creators who want their work to feel considered, spacious, and easy to browse. It combines split-screen storytelling, a monochrome editorial palette, and a warm accent for a memorable personal presence.

What you get

  • A responsive split-screen portfolio with one strong hero image and clear creator positioning
  • An editorial project gallery with titles, locations, dates, captions, and category cues
  • A structured about section that connects process, point of view, and selected results
  • Accessible navigation, contact actions, image alt text, and responsive behavior for small screens
  • A self-contained layout that is easy to port into HTML, React, Vue, or Tailwind

Good fit

  • Photographers, travel writers, and lifestyle creators with a strong visual archive
  • Personal brands that need a quiet, premium-feeling portfolio for commissions or publishing

Not for

  • High-volume product catalogs with complex filtering and checkout flows
  • Playful illustration portfolios that require colorful motion or maximal visual decoration

What you provide

  • Creator name, role, short positioning statement, and contact destination
  • Six to twelve approved images with project titles, locations, dates, and alt text
  • Short descriptions for featured projects plus categories or editorial themes

Requirements

  • A modern browser
  • Node.js 20+ for the validator

Running cost

No external services. Runs entirely on your agent.

Try this prompt

/sl-split-frame-portfolio-site Create Mira Vale’s portfolio for travel editors and clients seeking thoughtful place-based photography. In order: navigation, split hero, five selected projects with locations and dates, an about section with three focus areas, three practice stats, three services, two collaborator testimonials, a booking CTA, and footer. Hero: “Small places, closely seen.” CTA: “Have a place worth noticing?” Use a quiet monochrome serif style with rust-red accents.

Follow-up prompts

  • Make the project index more magazine-like with larger captions and stronger location metadata.
  • Adapt the portfolio for a small documentary studio while keeping the same quiet split-frame visual system.
  • Add a journal section for short field notes without turning the page into a blog template.

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FAQ

Can I use this for commissioned photography?

Yes. The structure supports commissioned work, editorial assignments, travel stories, and personal series. Add the client or publication context in each project caption without letting it overpower the imagery.

What image preparation works best?

Provide large, sharp originals with a mix of horizontal and vertical compositions. Keep focal subjects away from the extreme edges when possible so responsive crops remain intentional.

Does the split layout work on mobile?

Yes. The desktop frames stack into a single reading flow on narrow screens, with the image, caption, and action kept together so the portfolio remains easy to scan.

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