About this block

Project Index lists the complete work archive as a ruled table with year, project name, client sector, and deliverable columns, plus a running count in the header. Ten projects run from Atlas in 2025 back to Fieldnote in 2019, the unfiltered list that sits behind a curated homepage grid.

Projects are one typed array; each row is a link with a hover arrow, and the layout collapses to a stacked two line format below the sm breakpoint so it stays readable on a phone. The framing is the point: the header line says the grid is curated and this list is not, which gives visitors the full record without cluttering the highlight reel.

When to use

Reach for this block as an archive page or the tail of a work section, for anyone whose full history is worth browsing. The installer swaps the ten rows for their own projects and updates the count, keeping the small jobs in so the index reads as complete rather than curated.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• Work grids

After

• Resume and CV
• Contact sections

What you can display

One strong use is the full design project archive. Other index layouts:

• Writing archive. Swap the columns to date, title, publication, and format for a writing portfolio.
• Talk log. Adapt the rows to event, city, and topic for a speaking page.
• Release history. Turn the table into version, date, and highlight rows for a product changelog.

Tip: leave the minor projects in; a complete index reads as an honest record, while a short list of only the wins looks like the grid repeated.