10 Brilliant Webflow Portfolio Websites

The numerous great Webflow websites out there prove that Webflow is in no way inferior to established CMS such as WordPress.

Webflow is also suitable for creating portfolio websites. I would like to show you how cool they can look thanks to Webflow using 10 - really good - examples.

10 brilliant Webflow portfolio websites

Joseph Berry Portfolio

When the winner of an English Design Award is at work, only great things can be created. Especially when the creative genius also works with Webflow.

Joseph Berry's portfolio website is simple and brilliant. With simple scrolling movements, the designer's showcases float from the right to the center of the screen. If you want more details about an individual project, simply click on it. You can then scroll from top to bottom through the showcase, which builds up piece by piece. Mega.

Oh yes: Check out the mouse icon and its functions.

Site: www.joseph-berry.webflow.io

Eun Jeong Yoo Portfolio

Eun Jeong Yoo, illustrator & art director from Seoul, offers a portfolio website that combines a whole range of cool Webflow features. Astonishing: The designer has only been using Webflow for a few months and has used the software to acquire web development almost independently.

Here, too, everything is about scrolling. The elements of the website are slowly coming together. Restrained animations, such as moving stars or effects such as campaign preview images when skimming over projects, make up this Webflow Designer portfolio.

Site: www.eunjeongyoo.com

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Daniel Spatzek portfolio website

Daniel is a web designer from Austria who stands out with unusual projects. His layouts are on point and always have something crazy with them. As does his portfolio website. Here you can find many unusual style elements, which are extremely well implemented overall. He launched his own website with Webflow and also his studio website, which he runs under the name spatzek.studio.

Site: www.danielspatzek.com

Relume Portfolio

The Relume team is committed to creating websites for self-sufficient customers. Why self-sufficient? The designers deliver websites that customers can manage and update themselves.

With their web designer website, they show off their skills. They are already presenting their portfolio on the homepage. It's built with the Webflow slideshow. So you slide through the projects, which make the entire website visible when touched with the mouse pointer (it moves slowly up and down). The clean design impresses the most!

Site: www.relume.io

Heco Portfolio

Heco is a design studio in Chicago. Owners JT Helms and Matt Cowen are committed to improving the user experience — and showing off their skills directly with their portfolio built in Webflow.

Your portfolio thrives on well-thought-out scroll interactions and threaded backgrounds — rounded off by a cool slideshow. Just take a look at the website and you'll see what I mean.

Site: www.helloheco.com

Amber Margerit Portfolio

Bam! Anyone who stops by the portfolio website of French web designer Ambre Margerit is immediately taken over by a huge typo. The brilliant thing about it: It functions as a navigation menu. When you click on the desired “menu item”, the curtain is opened for the corresponding bottom side.

Even within the projects, the website impresses with beautiful animation effects and great large images. The best thing: This Webflow website is always responsive across the entire screen - whether it's a small screen or a large 27" monitor.

Site: www.ambremargerit.com

By the way: The portfolio website of Texan designer Steven Hanley (website: www.steven-hanley.com).

Segern portfolio

And for now, everything is black. Only a small lonely blessing logo catches the eye. But if you wait a few seconds, the whole world of Segern's website will be opened up.

By scrolling down, you move through the website to the point where the previous projects are presented as a cool slideshow. The speed of the scroll movement determines the speed of the slide movements. Once the slideshow is completely scrolled through, it continues. With eye-catching texts, pictures and more.

Site: www.segern.com

Holy Moly Creative Studio Portfolio

The portfolio website of designer Jenna from Cape Town is feminine and beautifully clean. The layout and intuitive navigation are simply impressive.

The designer deliberately keeps it simple, but does not forego the option to use the Scroll into View function as a trigger, rounded off by a movement animation. Beautifully done.

Site: www.holymolycreativestudio.com

CJ Hersh Portfolio

As soon as CJ Hersh's website has loaded, a logo appears which briefly explains the strength of the product designer from San Francisco. If you scroll down now, you get to the slideshow with the designer's projects. Click, hold down the mouse button and drag - this is a super intuitive way to move the slideshow.

You can access the Design Work portfolio directly below by clicking on the “View Design Work” button. The super clean portfolio is now available, sorted by categories.

Site: www.design.cjhersh.com

Mack & Pouya Portfolio

Not a design portfolio, but a photography portfolio. Mack and Pouya's website is flashy, colorful — and full of cool Webflow animations. Slowly intuitive fonts, playful animations and cheerful slideshows with pictures of her work (which are opened directly on the social network when you click on the Pinterest icon) make up the page.

But the coolest thing about the website is by far the BUILD YOUR OWN PACKAGE section on the homepage. By clicking on sliders, potential customers create their photography package and are immediately shown the final price. Brilliant!

Site: www.mackandpouya.com

Moritz Petersen Portfolio

Now something from the German competition ^^ Moritz Petersen is a Webflow expert and specializes in web design. He too works with the Scroll into View function as a trigger and inquisitive elements.

The animation on the start page, in which a website design moves onto the screen of a laptop, is really cool. Thumbs up for that! Ah yes, there is a button at the bottom left that allows you to display the website in dark or light mode. In addition, the language can be switched between German and English.

Site: www.moritz-petersen.de