Team Grid
A responsive grid of headshots with names, titles, and social links. Use it on an about page to introduce the real people behind your product.
A responsive grid of headshots with names, titles, and social links. Use it on an about page to introduce the real people behind your product.
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Team Grid opens with a centered heading and a short supporting paragraph, then flows into a responsive three column card grid. Each card leads with a portrait image in a fixed aspect ratio, followed by the persons name, their role in a tinted accent color, a one or two sentence bio, and a row of social icon links for Twitter, LinkedIn, and GitHub. Only the icons a person actually has are shown, so the row stays clean regardless of how many profiles are filled in.
Every piece of content in the block is independent. The heading and introductory paragraph can be rewritten freely. Cards can be added or removed without changing the layout, and individual social links can be omitted per person. The grid reflows to two columns on tablet and one column on mobile automatically.
Reach for this block when an about page needs to move past a company description and put real people front and center. For a developer tools company it works well as the anchor of an engineering or company page, letting prospective hires and open source contributors see who they would be working with. It handles small founding teams and larger cross functional groups equally because the grid reflows rather than overflowing. The Founders block is the better pick when you want a more editorial treatment with longer bios for two or three people; Team Grid suits five or more members where consistent card sizing matters.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The obvious fit is your current core team, each with a headshot and their title. A few other ways to use the frame:
Tip: aim for a consistent image crop across all portraits so the grid reads as a set rather than a collection of mismatched photos.