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A carousel that slides through featured projects one at a time, each with a cover image and title. Use it to spotlight your best work on a portfolio home page.
Carousel of Featured Projects opens with a centered section heading and a short subline, then hands control to a full width carousel. Each slide is a two column grid: a tall cover image on the left and a content panel on the right. The content panel stacks two badges (category and year), a project title, a client line, a short description paragraph, and a "View Case Study" button. Previous and Next arrow buttons sit below the carousel centered on the page, and the carousel loops continuously so there is no dead end at either end of the list.
Every piece of copy is independent. The heading, subline, and each project entry (title, client, category, year, description, image, and link) can be replaced without touching the layout. You can add or remove projects freely because the carousel renders from a plain array.
This layout works well when you want visitors to move through your work at their own pace rather than scanning a grid all at once. For an online education platform showcasing course design, LMS builds, or instructional design projects, the one at a time format lets each project breathe and gives the description room to explain the learning goals behind the work. It fits comfortably in the middle of a portfolio home page after a hero has set context, and it hands off cleanly to a testimonials or case study section below.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio page:
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Each slide holds one project, so swap in whatever work best represents your range. A few directions this frame suits well:
Tip: keep descriptions to two or three sentences so the content panel and the image stay visually balanced on every slide.