Linea
Bright, direct and energetic, driven by orange accents and moving work rails.
This is the original design with sample content, not YUNROU client work. Your website uses your own identity, copy and imagery.
A good fit for
- Brand, product and UI/UX studios
- Subscription or retainer services
- Small teams with strong work and clear pricing
Bring this material
Workflow, capacity, timing, pricing and several real projects.
This is guidance, not a quota. With less real content, we adjust the page scope instead of inventing work.
When to reconsider
Teams without real portfolio evidence.
Start with what visitors need to understand, then decide the page count. A smaller website still deserves thoughtful design.
What gives this design its character?
Useful for designers and small creative teams with work to show and a service offer best explained in one continuous page.
- A moving work reel and three-column portfolio wall give imagery a high-motion presentation.
- Layered desktop service cards and anchor navigation support a continuous one-page journey.
- Pricing switches, independently opening FAQs and an external booking panel share the home page.
Know what sits behind the design.
The original demo declares 3 page routes. The main experience is one long home page, not three marketing pages. The technical 404 is outside this declaration.
This maps the original design, not a quoted delivery count. Content examples, language mirrors and utilities are listed separately.
| Page family | Count | Purpose & example |
|---|---|---|
| Long-form home | 1 | Bring the introduction, services, work and actions into one pageView example |
| Thank-you page | 1 | Show a follow-up state, not proof that a form was sentView example |
| Terms | 1 | Demo terms requiring separate review for a customer websiteView example |
- Original demo languages
- English
- Screen layouts
- Responsive desktop and phone layouts
- YUNROU delivery
- A static website connected to your domain
- What can change
- Identity, copy, imagery, page selection and languages
A designed interface is not a connected backend.
Booking loads an external cal.com panel, not a native booking backend. Pricing and a thank-you page do not implement payment, subscriptions or project management.
Chinese or bilingual pages can be scoped separately. Demo languages do not define your delivery. Pages, translation, media, revisions and maintenance are agreed before work begins.
Does this feel right? Review the scope, then gather your material. The design defines visual and reading character; it does not include every demo page in a quote.
Services & indicative pricesKeep this choice & prepare an enquiry
