Design control

10 layouts, one record.

Every layout renders the same synced ORCID record — switch any time and your content carries over. Every layout, palette and pairing is included for every account; nothing is gated. New layouts are added regularly.

Quarterly

A quiet serif journal: sidebar credentials, generous margins.

Press

Front-page energy: a giant nameplate and hard black rules.

Air

Whitespace as structure: no rules, no borders, one quiet blue.

Index

A fielded record sheet: mono labels, hairline grid, no ornament.

Athenaeum

Ceremonial and centered: engraved ornaments, justified prose.

Meridian

Soft cards and pills: reads like a polished product page.

Folio

A scholar’s book page: engraved rules, small capitals, years in the margin.

Offset

Strictly Swiss: a single red rule, a big grid, and nothing it doesn’t need.

Octavo

A small scholarly volume: running head, hanging indents, a colophon.

Duplex

Two stocks, one binding: an inverted credentials rail beside clean text.

Dress it your way.

40 colour palettes

Every palette works on every layout. Change your mind at any time.

40 type pairings

Head and body, paired: serif journals, Swiss grotesques, mono record-sheets. Swap the type without touching the layout.

Fine adjustments

Spacing, line height and type scale: tighten a long record, or let a short one breathe.

Your record, your way.

ORCID still owns the facts; you decide what makes the page, item by item.

Reorder & curate

Drag sections into the order your field expects, hide whole sections, or curate works one by one — individual items and links included.

Custom links & text

Add the links ORCID doesn’t have — your lab site, a scheduler — plus social icons and text blocks placeable anywhere: a teaching statement, news, office hours.

And the rest of the kit

A profile photo and header image, your full publication list with no cap, name/title/bio overrides, and daily ORCID sync on hosted pages.

See your page in all 10, free.

Every layout, palette and pairing is live in the editor, on your own real page, the moment you sign in.