Riso Studio — a photography portfolio printed in four inks

Riso Studio is built for photographers who sell sessions: weddings, portraits and brand work. It hands them a portfolio that behaves like a printed object rather than a white gallery — duotone frames in fluoro pink, riso blue, green and yellow, halftone paper texture, hard shadows and mono captions — and wraps that look around the pages that actually close a booking.

The ink is the system, not a filter. Every project, post, package and review carries its own ink as a CMS field, so recolouring the site is content work, not design work. The Work grid filters by category and opens into full case studies; prices sit on the page instead of behind an enquiry; and the booking form is never more than a scroll away.

Pages

• 15 static and utility pages: Home, Work, Pricing, About, Journal, Contact, Instructions, Changelog, Style Guide, Licenses, Privacy, Terms, a branded 404, a not-found page and a password page
• 5 CMS template pages: Work project, Journal post, Package, Testimonial and FAQ
• The demo content publishes 40 routes in total

Content you edit instead of rebuild

• 5 collections: Work, Journal, Packages, Testimonials and FAQs
• 80 custom fields, every one of them with help text; the Work and Journal fields are sorted into named groups that explain what each group drives
• Optional fields fail quietly — an empty spec row, gallery slot, quote or tag simply disappears from the page instead of leaving a hole
• Tabs filter the Work grid by category and the Journal by section

Built to re-skin

• 4 components across 51 instances: Nav Bar, Ticker, Footer, and a Button with 3 properties and 4 variants
• 14 variable collections; spacing carries separate tablet, mobile-landscape and mobile-portrait modes
• A Style Guide page holding the four inks, the type scale and the component states
• An Instructions page that documents every moving part, including what the template does not update on its own
• Type is Bricolage Grotesque, DM Sans and IBM Plex Mono — all open-licensed, all loaded through Webflow Fonts

Motion and forms

• Webflow Interactions for ticker and marquee loops, scroll reveals and the Home press-run animation, with reduced-motion behavior configured.
• Two booking forms, one on the Home page and one on Contact, plus a field-state demo in the Style Guide

What it does not include

No Ecommerce, no memberships, no localization, and no lightbox, slider or background video. The previous and next links on Work and Journal are reference fields you point by hand, so adding an item means re-pointing its two neighbours.