Team Grid

About this block

Team Grid puts six people on the page at once, each card carrying avatar, name, role, and a one-line bio. The lede makes the studio's position plain: six people, all senior, each with a distinct discipline, and the promise that every project gets a principal.

The team is one array of six objects with the same shape, mapped over a three-column grid. Stating what is not on offer, no account management layer, no handoffs to junior staff, is what turns a directory into a trust signal.

When to use

Reach for this block as the team section of a studio about page or homepage. The installer swaps the six members for their own team, keeping the role line precise about each person’s actual discipline.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• Studio hero
• About sections

After

• Culture section
• Studio services

What you can display

One strong use is the full team roster. Other layouts:

• Four-person grid. A tighter two-by-two for a smaller founding team.
• Leadership only. Two or three principals with longer bios and a link to a full team page.
• Department rows. Cards grouped by discipline for a larger studio with named practices.

Tip: the one-line bio should say what the person does on a project, not what their job title means.