About this block

Case Study Pager closes a case study with previous and next project cells side by side, each carrying a thumbnail, the project name and its meta line, a one line summary, and the headline result in bold. The next cell mirrors to the right so the pair reads as a symmetric spread, and a centered link back to the full list of case studies sits below the two cells.

The previous and next projects are two separate constants, each a direction label, name, summary, result, and meta. Leading each cell with a real outcome rather than just a title is the distinctive choice, it gives a reader a reason to click through instead of a bare name they can ignore.

When to use

Reach for this block at the very end of a case study page, after the results and any closing quote, to keep a reader moving into the next project instead of leaving. The installer swaps the two project names, summaries, results, and thumbnails, and points the links at the real pages.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• Metrics grid case
• Testimonial in case

After

• Contact band
• Project cards

What you can display

One strong use is the end of any project write-up in a multi-case portfolio. Other pager shapes:

• Series navigation. Previous and next entries in a multi-part story or a design log.
• Related work. Two projects in the same discipline rather than strict chronological neighbors.
• Article footer. Prior and next posts on a writing or research page, each with its takeaway line.

Tip: put the strongest result on each cell, the number is what earns the next click, and a pager with weak summaries just sends readers to the footer instead.