Refactor

Refactor sets your work like an editor and a terminal: a near-black canvas with a faint dotted grid, panels with 1px borders, mono labels, syntax-coloured accents (string green, function blue, keyword violet) and a blinking prompt. The work is the content.

It is built on the Symelo portfolio foundation, so projects are a real content type with their own fields, and everything below works without a page builder:

• Projects: a Projects menu with disciplines and industries, client, year, role, duration, location, tools, a live link, a summary, galleries in four layouts, a before/after slider, the challenge / approach / outcome of the case study, results, credits, a client quote, a map and the next project. Values are edited with the free Secure Custom Fields plugin (the theme offers to install it) and keep showing without it.
• The project index: every project as a row of a git log (title, client, disciplines, year) between dashed rules. With a mouse, the row's cover image follows the pointer; on touch screens it shows as a thumbnail, and keyboard focus shows it too.
• Filterable work: discipline chips set as mono tags, search and sort; the grid updates without a reload, keeps the address shareable and works without JavaScript.
• Case studies: a clear title, a mono facts row, the summary as a lede, the cover or featured video edge to edge, a sticky facts column written like a package.json with the live link and "Start a similar project", sections numbered 01_challenge, 02_approach, results as big mono numbers, the gallery, before/after, the quote, credits in columns, the map and a full-width link to the next project.
• Your studio: an availability badge ("Available for work from …") in the header, the hero and the footer; studio details, clients as a marquee, awards as an index table, services as a numbered list.
• Forms: a project inquiry form (it fills in the project a visitor came from), contact, collaboration request and newsletter forms. Messages are stored in the dashboard and emailed to you.
• Video: a screencast section (a bundled loop with a poster), featured videos for projects and posts, YouTube and Vimeo embeds that load only after a click.
• Galleries: Masonry and Carousel gallery styles and a lightbox with captions, swipe and keyboard support.
• Motion: clip and word reveals for big type, staggered grids, marquees for clients and disciplines; all of it off for visitors who prefer reduced motion.
• Light and dark: a switch in the header that remembers the visitor's choice, and three style variations: Paper (light), Solarized and Synthwave, each with its own day or night partner. The default is the dark terminal palette.

Templates: blog home, single post, page, archive, search (projects, posts and pages together), 404, the project page, the projects archive, discipline and industry archives, plus the custom templates Landing page, Wide and Case study. Template parts: header, header over a hero image, footer and a minimal footer.

More than sixty patterns: five heroes (the terminal prompt, the bento grid, the git log, the code window and the keyboard shortcut), selected work as editor windows, the project index, the filterable grid, spotlight, services, process, the numbers, clients, awards, testimonials, questions, galleries, video sections, forms, journal lists, calls to action, social links and full pages for Home, Work, About, Contact and a Landing page.

The demo content (Appearance → Import demo) installs a complete portfolio with nine projects, disciplines, industries, clients, awards and the Home, Work, Studio and Contact pages.