Process steps hero

Editorial index hero with a name and positioning intro above a ruled, text only list of selected projects showing number, title, client, discipline, and year.

A hero that opens with a craft philosophy sentence as the heading and the practitioner name and studio in a quieter line below.

A portfolio hero that pairs a name and role statement with an inline row of past client wordmarks placed between the lede and the action buttons.

A hero that stacks every discipline this person works in as a static role list with one role emphasised and a facts panel beside it.

Split hero pairing a first person intro and availability facts with a bordered service menu panel listing each offering, its scope, and starting price.

A two-column hero with a name, positioning lede, and ruled availability strip on the left and an aspect-4/5 portrait placeholder on the right.

A stripped-back hero with one confident h1 sentence, a single lede, and one primary action directing visitors to the work.

A small-agency opener with a studio name, a we-voice lede naming what the team does not offer, two actions, and a three-fact founding strip.

A hero for a dual-practice creator with an h1 naming both disciplines, a lede connecting them, and two cards each pointing at one body of work.

A hero that leads with a large video frame and play affordance, then names the director and their availability below it.

A hero that leads with the name and role then immediately shows three labelled work thumbnails with role and year below each.

A freelancer hero that centres a card showing the next open project slot, the slot count, and the typical engagement length beside a get-in-touch action.