mii.page - Links with taste. Microsites with personality.
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mii.page turns your bio link into a visual microsite with a point of view. Give a photograph room, put a project in the foreground, and bring your galleries, media, socials and contact form into the same composition. Build with visual blocks and themes, with layouts that adapt to desktop and mobile. Start free, without a card. PLUS adds finer design control, extra pages and analytics for €4.90/month, taxes included. Gallery uses demo content and some PLUS features.
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Hi, I’m Armand, the designer and maker of mii.page.
There’s an odd gap in how creative work gets shared. The photography is carefully edited. The portfolio has a clear point of view. Then the bio link could belong to absolutely anyone.
It’s an odd place to stop designing.
mii.page gives that small piece of the internet some attention. You can build a visual microsite around the work itself, with images, galleries, projects, social links and media arranged in blocks.
The interesting part is deciding what deserves space. A photograph can make the introduction. A project can sit next to the process behind it. Your links can be part of the composition. Those choices say something before anyone reads your bio.
I care about the details that make a page feel intentional: the relationship between type and images, the shape of a block, how a layout changes on a smaller screen. With PLUS, you can adjust typography, colors, borders and layouts to find a direction that feels like yours.
And when somebody likes what they see, there’s a contact form. Messages land in your inbox. PLUS analytics show visits and link clicks, and extra profile pages give different parts of your work their own space.
You can start free with a theme, without a card. PLUS costs €4.90 per month, including taxes. The gallery uses demo content and includes some PLUS features.
If you already spend time thinking about how your work looks, I’d like your take. Try making a page for one project. Where does the editor give you the control you want, and where does it get in your way?
That’s the feedback I can do something with.