Anduous Free Template
Last Updated on August 16, 2026 by Editorial Team
A nice template that includes 6 .PSD files (About Us, Blog Full, Blog, Contact, FAQ, Portfolio) and 6 .JPG previews.
Created by Sajal Jahan.
Anduous is built around a bright, confident blue that carries through every screen, paired with clean white space and a friendly, rounded logo mark that sets a playful but professional tone.
The homepage layout leans on a bold hero statement, “WE DO EVERYTHING,” next to a tilted phone mockup, which is a classic setup for agencies, app developers, or freelance studios who want to lead with a product shot or app screen rather than a stock photo.
Below the fold, the “What We Do” section uses six flat-style icons in a mixed palette of yellow, teal, coral, and blue, each paired with a short heading and supporting text in a simple three-column grid.
That icon grid is one of the more reusable pieces of this template. It works equally well for service lists, feature breakdowns, process steps, or team values, and the icon style is casual enough to fit a startup site without feeling too corporate.
The portfolio screen swaps the light background for a deep navy header, which gives the template some tonal range instead of staying flat blue-on-white for every page.
Underneath that header sits a filterable “Our Portfolio” grid with category tabs (All, Web, Android, iOS) and empty project cards ready for screenshots or client work, plus pagination dots and a “View All” button at the bottom.
Where This Template Works Best
Because the included pages cover About Us, Blog, Blog Full, Contact, FAQ, and Portfolio, this template is really aimed at small studio or agency sites that need a full site skeleton rather than a single landing page.
It suits app development shops, digital agencies, freelance designers, and software product teams who want to show a portfolio of work alongside a blog and a straightforward contact page.
The phone mockup on the homepage also makes it a natural fit for anyone marketing a mobile app, since the hero section is already framed around showcasing a screen on a device.
If you run a content-driven business, the presence of both a standard blog layout and a “Blog Full” variant means you have flexibility for list-style posts as well as long-form articles.
Adapting the Layout to Your Brand
The easiest place to start customizing is the color system. The blue is applied consistently across buttons, the header, and accent shapes, so swapping it for your own brand color in the layered file will update the feel of the whole site quickly.
The flat icons in the “What We Do” section are simple enough to recolor individually if you want them to match a tighter palette, or you can keep the multicolor approach since it adds energy without clashing.
When replacing the phone mockup image, keep the same tilted angle and shadow treatment so the hero section keeps its sense of depth rather than looking flat against the blue background.
For the portfolio grid, dropping in real project screenshots or client thumbnails at a consistent aspect ratio will make the biggest visual difference, since the placeholder boxes are intentionally plain.
Typography throughout leans on generous line spacing and centered headlines, so if you swap fonts, choose something with similar weight contrast between the bold headline text and the lighter body copy to keep the hierarchy readable.
Pairing this template with a matching icon set or a small illustration pack for the About Us or FAQ pages can round out the design if you need more visual variety than the built-in flat icons provide.
