Kezta – Gutenberg Portfolio for WordPress

Creative professionals often need a site that puts the work first and stays simple to edit. Kezta is a portfolio theme that runs on the native Gutenberg editor, so layouts, text and images are managed with blocks and drag-and-drop. That suits photographers, designers and small creative agencies who want to build and change pages themselves, with no complex coding.

The homepage can open with a full-width WebGL slider, which gives the first screen an interactive, visual feel. You can pick a dark or a light design to match your brand, and add subtle parallax motion to pages. A built-in blog sits next to the portfolio, so you can post stories, news and project updates. The layout is responsive and adapts to desktops and smartphones.

Features

• Native Gutenberg editing: Pages are built and customized with the WordPress block editor, using drag-and-drop blocks, so you can manage portfolio content without writing code.
• Dark and light modes: Choose a dark or a light design option so the portfolio matches your brand and gives visitors a clean, comfortable viewing experience.
• Full-width WebGL slider: The homepage can feature a full-width WebGL slider that presents your work with interactive visuals as soon as a visitor arrives.
• Responsive layout: The design adapts to different screen sizes, from desktop monitors to smartphones, so your projects stay readable and well presented on any device.
• Built-in blog: Publish stories, news and project updates alongside your portfolio, which gives you a place to talk about your work and keep visitors informed.
• Clean, minimal layout: A modern, uncluttered design keeps attention on your projects and content, with little around them to pull visitors away.
• Parallax scrolling effects: Subtle parallax motion adds depth to your pages as visitors scroll, giving the browsing experience a bit more visual interest.

Best for

• Photographers and designers showing visual work
• Creative agencies building a portfolio site
• Site owners who prefer editing with Gutenberg blocks