About this block

Single Award Feature spotlights one recognition at full width: Gold, Interaction Design from Awwwards for Ledger, a fintech dashboard redesign that ran 14 weeks from brief to handoff. The judges cited the depth of the empty-state system and the consistency of micro-interactions across 40 screens. That judges note is the distinctive line, it says what was actually evaluated rather than just printing the award name.

The context array, project, awarded by, year, category, renders as a ruled list on the left. The right card shows Gold in large type with the body and year beneath. A single const object drives both columns so the details stay in sync.

When to use

Reach for this block on an about page, a resume page, or a case study page dedicated to the awarded project. The installer swaps the award name, awarding body, project, year, category, and the judges note for their own record.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• About section
• Case study section

After

• Press logo row
• Testimonials

What you can display

One strong use is the single headline award with project context. Other uses:

• Competition result. A shortlist or finalist mention where the category and jury note carry the weight.
• Grant or fellowship. Replace award body with the funding organisation and year of award.
• Publication feature. Swap award for a cover story and the note for the editors summary line.

Tip: the judges note turns a trophy into a portfolio argument, it explains what the evaluators were looking for and why the work passed.