About this block

Disciplines Split names three disciplines for a multi- discipline creative as equal columns: Brand design, Product design, and Creative direction. Each column holds a heading, a grounding sentence describing the scope (for brand design: "naming, visual identity, and the brand guidelines that hold up across every channel a team actually uses"), and a ruled list of six skills beneath. The heading "Three disciplines, one practice" and the lede about crossover being where the useful work happens set the framing before the columns.

Disciplines are one typed array. The sentence per column is the distinctive choice: it explains how the disciplines connect to the person rather than listing them as unrelated buckets.

When to use

Reach for this block on an about page for a generalist, creative director, or agency principal whose work spans more than one recognizable discipline. The installer swaps the three discipline headings, sentences, and skill lists for their own breadth.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• About split

After

• Capability cards
• Services list

What you can display

One strong use is the brand and product generalist breakdown. Other configurations:

• Two disciplines. For a designer-developer, two equal columns with a wider container.
• Agency team split. Each discipline owned by a named person or team rather than a single person.
• Practice areas. A consultant or strategist naming the three areas they advise in.

Tip: the grounding sentence should name a specific output or constraint, not just restate the discipline heading; "brand guidelines that hold up" is more useful than "brand design work."