Use unequal vertical panels to show one dominant project while exposing narrow previews of adjacent work. Contrast a monumental condensed identity with small metadata, hairline dividers, and generous empty space. Carry project imagery into a left-hand filmstrip beside a wider editorial panel, then change the background to near-black for a distinct media section. For a new subject, replace the identity, photographs, project categories, and pastel assignments while preserving the scale contrast and panel relationships.
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Akaru split-screen agency portfolio
An agency portfolio with a monumental black wordmark, pastel project panels featuring architecture, art, and a cat, followed by stacked project photography beside oversized headings, numbered service rows, and a dark media area.
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Minimal editorial portfolio with a playful mix of architectural, fashion, portrait, and graphic imagery.
- Color
- White and pale gray backgrounds with muted sage green, dusty pink, deep navy, and vivid colors in the project images.
- Type
- Clean sans-serif typography, including oversized thin section headings and a large bold geometric wordmark.
- Framing
- Asymmetric modular grids and split layouts: stacked image panels sit beside spacious text and project-list areas, with small navigation elements near the top.
- Structure
- A prominent landing section leads into image-led project pages and a projects listing, with recurring compact navigation and small footer or section controls.
