Roco

Roco is a dark, minimal Framer portfolio for designers who want a professional site that doubles as a resume. A live availability status and CTA block make clear you're open to services work, while the restrained modern design keeps the focus on the projects themselves.

Pages: Home, About, Projects, Stack, Contact, Licensing and 404, plus CMS-driven case study and legal templates. The homepage carries the profile with availability, a dotted ticker, project cards, a tools stack grid, a testimonials ticker and a CTA block. About holds education and work cards, Stack gets its own page, and the contact form runs through a FormSpark code component.

2 CMS collections

• Projects: client, date, category, duration, image, live site link, a buy link with a custom button label, meta description and full case study content

• Legal: title and content, with one template covering privacy, cookies and any policy you add later

The CMS stays deliberately light. Everything else is built from 18 reusable components, so you edit on the canvas rather than through collections.

Who it's for

Designers and freelancers building a personal site that works as a CV. Independent creators signalling availability rather than publishing packages. Anyone with a focused body of work who prefers restraint to volume.

Not the right fit if you need a blog, tiered pricing, e-commerce or a team page.

Why Roco?

It's a resume that closes. Availability, work history, stack and testimonials all sit ahead of the CTA, so a visitor can judge fit and get in touch in one pass. Inter kept light and small on a near-black palette with green and red status accents, dotted and testimonial tickers, and responsive layouts throughout.