Design studios using WordPress

Browse design studios whose websites use WordPress. Explore how different teams organize project archives, present case studies and combine portfolio content with studio news or other editorial material.

The guide below is free to read; Pro unlocks the filtered studio list.

WordPress design studio portfolios

WordPress is an open-source publishing platform and CMS with themes and plugins. Its presence does not imply a particular visual style: the theme, content structure and implementation shape the result. When comparing studios, review the project index and the pages behind it, including how clearly the site distinguishes work, services and information about the team.

Explore the official WordPress website for product details and documentation.

Organizing a growing archive of work

Plan a consistent structure for project titles, clients, services, credits and images. Decide which information needs to support browsing or filtering and which belongs within a case-study narrative. Ask to see the editing process for different kinds of work. A content structure that accommodates new projects is more useful than a layout tuned only to the launch selection.

Understanding themes, plugins and maintenance

Clarify which features come from the theme, which use plugins and which were developed for the site. Agree who will manage hosting, backups, software updates and compatibility checks. If changing a layout requires a developer, include that in the maintenance plan. Review mobile navigation and image-heavy pages on the actual implementation rather than judging the CMS in isolation.

About this WordPress studio directory

Are all WordPress studios using the same portfolio builder?

No. WordPress can support different themes and editing setups. Semplice is one portfolio system built on WordPress, but a WordPress detection by itself does not identify Semplice or any other particular builder.

How current are these technology detections?

These are stored automated detections from studios' own websites. Scan dates vary, and redesigns can change a stack. Inclusion does not verify certification, available services or the technology used on a studio's client projects.

Our 400-studio technology analysis explains the historical data and its limitations.

Explore Semplice, Sanity and Webflow to understand other tools used on studio websites. A CMS, framework and animation tool can work together on the same site.

For references beyond the technology, browse design work by discipline and use our studio portfolio checklist to review content, accessibility and presentation.