About this block

Awards By Project turns the recognition history on its side, grouping every honour under the work that earned it rather than the year or the body. Ledger leads with a Gold for interaction design, an FWA of the Day, and a D&AD shortlist, then Tend and Fieldnote follow with their own hauls, each project carrying a one line summary beside its list. The layout makes the case that the awards are a consequence of the work, not a collection of their own.

Each project is one entry in a typed array, the name and summary in the left column and the honours ruled out on the right. Attaching every award to a named project is the distinctive choice: it keeps the recognition tied to real work instead of floating as loose credentials.

When to use

Reach for this block on a recognition page for someone whose strongest projects each earned more than one honour, where grouping by work tells a better story than a flat list. The installer swaps the projects, summaries, and the honours under each for their own record.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• Featured work grid

After

• Testimonials
• Contact band

What you can display

One strong use is the awards grouped by project. Other groupings:

• Press by project. The features and mentions each piece of work collected, listed under its name.
• Results by project. Outcome lines and metrics grouped under the engagement that produced them.
• Client by project. Testimonial lines gathered under the work each client is speaking about.

Tip: only group by project once a project holds two or more honours, a single award reads cleaner in a flat list.