Work first
A hero with your strongest picture and a headline that says what you do, then the work in grids of your own photos.
Photographers · designers · studios · freelancers
Describe what you do and who you do it for. Sorvel builds a portfolio with your work up front, an about page in your voice, packages or services, and a way to reach you. Your photos, your words, your domain.
"Wedding and portrait photographer in Istanbul, documentary style, packages from half a day to two days."
Gallery, about, packages, FAQ, contact; three design directions to choose from.
The Media panel holds your photos; ask for a gallery from them or swap pictures in the preview.
Every sentence in the Content panel, or edit a text right in the preview.
A permanent address, then www.yourname.com with one CNAME record.
A hero with your strongest picture and a headline that says what you do, then the work in grids of your own photos.
Cards for what you offer, with prices when you give them and placeholders you fill in when you do not.
Two or three short paragraphs from what you told it, not a list of buzzwords.
The questions clients always ask, answered once, editable as a form.
Tap-to-mail, tap-to-call, WhatsApp, and your social links in the footer.
A Vite + React + Tailwind project in Git: push it to GitHub or download a ZIP any time.
Upload them in the Media panel; large photos are scaled to 1600 px. Ask for them by name ("put /media/wedding-01.jpg in the hero") or select a picture in the preview and pick a replacement. They are stored with the project and published with it.
It is written from what you tell it, in your language, and every sentence is yours to change in the Content panel without a new build. The more you say about your work and clients in the first message, the more specific the first draft is.
Ask in the chat: "add a page for the Istanbul wedding series with these six photos". The page is written, linked from the header, and checked before you see it.
The contact page offers e-mail, phone and WhatsApp links. A booking form needs a database (connected in the Database panel), where the requests are stored.
Yes. Publish, then connect www.yourname.com with one CNAME record; the certificate is issued automatically.