Elena Rossi on Elegant
Copy the headline, which says who she helps in one line. Two selected links follow, each with a hint about the piece.
Blocks: Text · Link · Email
A writer’s website should tell a stranger what you write about in one sentence, point to a few pieces worth reading, and make it easy to get in touch. Elena Rossi’s page does that on the Elegant template. Julian Adeyemi’s page, shown on Editorial, opens with his film Harbor Light and a short note on how he works.
Copy the headline, which says who she helps in one line. Two selected links follow, each with a hint about the piece.
Blocks: Text · Link · Email
One finished film leads, with the work in progress below it and a short note, On looking, after that.
Blocks: Project · YouTube · Text · Email
This order works for essayists, journalists, novelists and copywriters. Swap in your own words and publish at sayhi.page/yourname.
Say what you write and who it is for. Elena names her readers: independent practices.
One or two text blocks. Elena’s How we begin explains the first month of a project.
Three to five links, each with a hint naming the outlet or format, like Essays · Italian and English.
Give the piece you are proudest of a project block. Julian leads with Harbor Light, 2024.
A link near the end, so the page stays about the writing.
An email block with a hint that sets expectations. Elena’s says: I take two new studios each season.
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Serif type and calm spacing that make a page easy to read.
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You can try it without an account. Publish at sayhi.page/yourname with the personal website builder, or browse all the examples.
A text block holds a short piece. Keep your archive where it already lives, such as a newsletter, a magazine or a blog, and link to the best of it.
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