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Earlier this week I released a new template called Kazuko which is a single page portfolio template. In this article I’d like to show you how I designed the template in Photoshop (check out the Kazuko features page and the live demo).
Before we get into the details, let’s first consider what we need to include in such a design. I’ve discussed this before in a previous article (9 Essential Tips For Creating A Single Page Portfolio Website), but some of the key things you’ll want to incorporate are a section that includes some background information about yourself, details about the services you provide, examples of previous work/projects, and a means for people to get in touch with you.
Achieving this successfully without overloading users with information requires quite a bit of thought and effort. It’s imperative that no space is wasted and that only absolutely essential details are included in the design – keeping everything very clean and simple is of particular importance in single page designs.
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