Split Screen Website Inspiration

A hero divided down the middle — usually text on one side, image or video on the other. Detected from the measured geometry of the first screen.

Webflow Elementor Minimal Dark Scandinavian Colorful SaaS Agency Portfolio Fintech

Netcraft Solutions

Cybersecurity and network architecture consultancy that ditched the padlock-stock-photo cliché for bold Swiss-brutalist design in blue, cream and orange. Monospace type, pixel motifs, and a FAQ built entirely out of fear. Built with Framer.

BLCK CLD Collective

Music collective website with a dark cinematic hero, neon-green lit studio equipment, latest release showcase (MonoDeaf and LVNARESENCE - OVERDRIVE FM), and "BLCK CLD COLLECTIVE" manifesto about creativity, inclusivity, and authenticity. Members section (Subsonic, LVNARESENCE, KING WORM). Release grid with cover art (Overdrive FM, Basilisk, When I Find U, Crying Over You). Discord community join s

Mozart Bett

German luxury boxspring bed configurator with a hero that's just white linen close-up, countdown timer for a winter sale, and "Konfigurieren" as the single CTA. Warm serif typography, lifestyle photography that makes you want to take a nap, and a 7-step bed customization flow. Built with Framer for D2C furniture brands selling premium products online.

1042 Studio

German design studio with a split layout putting project carousel on the right and studio description on the left. "TEN FORTY TWO" spelled across the nav, motion-blurred street photography mixed with brand mockups, halftone dot textures, orange accents. Official Framer Expert badge in the footer. Built with Framer for studios that treat their portfolio like a design piece itself.

Truffle Security

Secrets detection platform that went warm beige with illustrated diagram showing leaked secrets flow across services. "Make secrets easier" with word break creating two-part headline punch. Webinar announcement banner creating urgency above navigation. Built with Framer for security teams fighting credential leaks.

Payy

Fintech that said "what if we made banking look like a rave poster?" Neon lime green on black, 3D elements everywhere, the most aggressive crypto/banking aesthetic possible. Subtlety left the chat.

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