Portrait Right Hero
A split hero with a name, lede, actions, and three grounding facts on the left beside a tall portrait placeholder on the right.
A split hero with a name, lede, actions, and three grounding facts on the left beside a tall portrait placeholder on the right.
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Portrait Right Hero opens a personal portfolio with the name, lede, and actions on the left and a portrait on the right. The headline, Avery Stone builds interfaces that feel inevitable, stakes the point of view in one line. Three grounding facts below the buttons, Discipline, Experience eleven years, and Available from September, answer the qualifying questions before the visitor has to ask.
Facts are one short array balanced against the portrait per the split-layout rule. The aspect-4/5 portrait is the distinctive choice: tall enough to carry the right column without padding, anchoring the balance the gold standard requires.
Open a personal portfolio homepage with this block when the designer wants a face and a name front and centre. The installer swaps the portrait placeholder, the headline, and the facts for their own name, availability, and discipline.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:
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One strong use is the name-and-portrait opener. Other hero formats:
Tip: the three-fact strip below the buttons does more qualifying work than any lede sentence can; keep the availability field current.