Eight - Responsive Portfolio WordPress Theme

Creative work needs a site that stays out of its way. Eight uses a minimal, modern look with subtle animations and considered typography and layout, so your projects stay in focus. It suits designers, illustrators, freelancers, architects and agencies who want a personal brand site or an agency site to present their work.

The theme is built on Elementor, a drag-and-drop page builder, which makes editing approachable at any skill level. Multi-page layouts cover projects, an about page, services and contact. Pages adapt to desktops, tablets and smartphones, and developers who want more control can work with CSS, JS, HTML, LESS and SASS.

Features

• Fully responsive layouts: Pages are designed to work across screen sizes and devices, so a portfolio reads well on desktops, tablets and smartphones and across browsers.
• Minimal, modern design: A clean look keeps attention on your work rather than on decoration, which fits designers, illustrators, architects and other creative professionals.
• Built with Elementor: Elementor's drag-and-drop interface lets you customize pages and build new ones without coding, whatever your experience level.
• Multi-page templates: Layouts for projects, an about page, services and contact give you a ready structure to organize and present your work.
• Retina ready graphics: Images and graphics are prepared for high-resolution displays, so portfolio pieces look sharp on screens with a high pixel density.
• WooCommerce compatibility: Add an online shop to your portfolio site when you want to sell products or services alongside your projects.
• WPML ready: The theme works with WPML, which makes it possible to build a multilingual portfolio for an international audience.
• Bootstrap framework base: Eight is built on the Bootstrap framework, and developers can tailor it further with CSS, JS, HTML, LESS and SASS.

Best for

• Designers and illustrators building a portfolio site
• Freelancers and architects presenting project work
• Creative agencies using Elementor to build pages