Minimal project list card

A four-up project grid with a portrait Placeholder image, project name, and a single muted role line per card, nothing else.

A full-width bordered band at the foot of a case study page with a Placeholder thumbnail, the next project name and meta, a forward link, and a back-to-all link.

A vertical project stack where each entry is led by a large muted editorial index number beside a Placeholder image with the name, role, and year below.

A two-column project grid where each full-bleed thumbnail carries a frosted bottom strip naming the project and role.

A two-column project grid where each card carries a Placeholder image, name, a one-line problem description, and a row of small skill and category chips.

A ruled divided list where each project appears as a row with a small square thumbnail, name, client type, role, year in tabular numerals, and an arrow.

Two project cards in a grid, each pairing a thumbnail with a short client quote attributed by avatar, name, role, and a view link.

A full-width horizontal card featuring one project with a Placeholder on the left and the name, description, discipline tags, and a case study link on the right.

An imageless three column grid where each card leads with a large metric and context line, then the project name, meta, summary, and link.

A three-column project grid where each card leads with a prominent row of skill and tool tags before the description, for technical work where the stack signals as much as the outcome.

A four-column grid of portrait-format project cards each showing a Placeholder at aspect-4/5 with the name, role, and a concrete two-sentence outcome description below.

A typographic work index of ruled rows, each naming the project, role, year, and a one-sentence outcome with no thumbnail.