Folio is a storybook-style landing page template built for a creative professional résumé and CV studio. It opens with a Before/After Slider that replaces every headline argument with a single visual proof. Full-page manifesto spreads, a partnership-focused conversion path, and a typographically precise Ink and Paper design system make this template an editorial statement, not just a page.
by Rocket studio
Folio is a full-page landing page template for a résumé and CV studio serving creative professionals. It uses a Before/After Slider as its hero, manifesto-style spreads to build conviction, and a partnership conversion path aimed at agencies and staffing firms. The visual identity follows an Ink and Paper color system with deliberate Swiss-design sensibility.
This template is built for creative studio founders and design-led service providers who want to sell résumé and CV work at scale. It speaks directly to a B2B audience while still resonating with the individual creatives those buyers serve.
Most service pages for résumé studios rely on bullet-pointed feature lists and stock photography. That approach does nothing to communicate design sensibility. Folio replaces the standard pitch with visual evidence and a manifesto that indicts mediocrity before a single word of copy is read.
You get a single-page storybook layout built in sections that read like spreads in a design annual. Every section has a defined role, and the scroll builds a deliberate arc from visual proof to manifesto conviction to social proof to conversion.




Theme
Lens & Frame
Creative direction
Manifesto
Color system
Ink & Paper
Style
Storybook/Full-Page
Direction
Partnership/B2B
Page Sections
Before/after Transformation Slider
Full-page Manifesto Spreads
Alternating Ink and Paper Backgrounds
Partnership Inquiry Form
Social Proof Anchor Block
Dual Call-to-action Path
Who is this landing page template primarily built for?
Can this template also speak to individual creative professionals?
What makes the Before/After Slider different from a standard hero section?
What color system does this template use?
Does the partnership form support customization?
This template is built around a small set of high-impact components. Each one earns its place in the layout.
The hero opens with a side-by-side slider. The left shows a generic Word-template résumé with default fonts and misaligned margins. The right shows the same information redesigned into an editorial layout. The slider sits at the midpoint on load, inviting interaction before any headline is read.
Each scroll section delivers one declarative belief about what a résumé should be. A bold typographic statement occupies one side of the spread; a real redesigned résumé example occupies the other. The work escalates in ambition from single-page CVs to tri-fold portfolio mailers to interactive PDF systems.
Backgrounds alternate between warm cotton stock and deep registration black. This creates full-page drama without decorative complexity. Each spread feels like turning a page in a printed monograph.
The conversion section targets agencies, staffing firms, and bootcamps. The form collects company name, number of annual placements, and a single open field that asks what the applicant's talent deserves. This framing positions the inquiry as a creative alignment check rather than a vendor sign-up.
Just before the form, a block of partner agency logos and a single supporting stat ("Candidates redesigned by us are called back 3.4 times more often") give the conversion section earned credibility without urgency-driven pressure tactics.
The primary call to action is "Bring Us Into Your Studio," aimed at partnership-level buyers. A secondary "See Enterprise Pricing" call to action anchors the final spread. Both paths coexist without competing.
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Before/After Hero | Opens with slider proof of résumé transformation |
| Manifesto Spread One | Delivers first declarative belief with résumé example |
| Manifesto Spread Two | Escalates argument with more ambitious résumé work |
| Manifesto Spread Three | Builds peak conviction before the conversion pivot |
| Social Proof Block | Partner logos and callback stat earn the final click |
| Partnership Inquiry Form | Captures agency and studio partnership leads |
| Enterprise Pricing Anchor | Secondary call to action for pricing-focused visitors |
The visual identity follows a Lens and Frame theme with an Ink and Paper color system. Every color choice references the physical world of print rather than the screen defaults of most web templates.
The storybook layout is structured so full-page spreads reflow cleanly at smaller viewport widths. The Before/After Slider remains the hero at every screen size, and manifesto spreads stack vertically without losing their typographic impact.
Folio is engineered to convert a specific kind of buyer: the agency or creative director who is skeptical of vendor pages and needs to feel editorial alignment before filling out a form. The page earns that trust systematically.
Folio was built with a specific intersection in mind: the creative professional résumé and CV niche, where the product being sold is also a demonstration of the seller's design ability. That constraint shaped every decision in the template.