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Oversized display type on monochrome surfaces, with a monospace parenthetical eyebrow and a pill CTA that carries its own seal. Editorial layouts for studio, agency and portfolio sites.

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Plan Chest Sheet Stack

Works on paper listed as ruled plan-chest drawers with their contents and a peek of the sheets, opening a stack where the top sheet lifts clear of the pile before dropping to the back and the next one rises into its place.

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Wall Scale Viewer

Works listed with the sizes they are printed at, opening a viewer that hangs the piece in a photographed room and scales it as you switch size pills, so the dimensions stop being an abstraction.

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Archive Record Cards

Text-first archive index of reference, thumbnail, title and year, opening a record card with two sides: the work on the front and the registrar's acquisition, condition and storage notes on the back.

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Loupe Surface Studies

Square studies of material and surface, opening a viewer that hands you a loupe: a round window you drag across the work, redrawing whatever sits under it from the same file at a configurable magnification.

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Paired Hang Compare

Works hung two to a bay on staggered ruled cards, opening a viewer that can hold a second work beside the first: the frame splits, both pictures keep their own caption and the pair can be walked together.

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Dark Room Fade Viewer

Inverted low-light room where staggered frames hang on a dark panel, opening a viewer with no chrome at all: the work fades up like a lamp on a dimmer, the caption follows it, and a dot rail walks the hang.

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Edition Inspector

Matted edition cards opening a viewer that keeps the whole sheet and its detail crops in one place: pill controls swap what the large frame shows while the side column holds process, sheet size and edition.

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Acquisition Year Ledger

Collection intake listed year by year with a summary beside each set of works, opening a viewer that scrolls rather than steps: every acquisition is a snap section and the header counter follows whichever fills the screen.

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Artist Room Index

Exhibition split into artist rooms, each with a sticky statement column beside its works, opening a viewer that shows the chosen piece large with the next one waiting as a thumbnail you can step straight into.

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Salon Hang Wall

Label-free salon wall where works of four different spans pack tightly into a matted panel, opening a passe-partout viewer whose full-height side margins are themselves the previous and next controls.

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Walkthrough Exhibition Rail

Long-scroll exhibition where every work sits in its own matted panel with a full label, beside a sticky rail whose numbered index follows the work in the middle of the screen and scrolls to any other on click.

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Catalogue Index Plates

Printed-catalogue layout pairing a numbered index of works with a sticky matted plate and its note, where an expand seal opens the plate alone on a dark ground with only its number and the arrows.

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Exhibition Wall Hang

Works of different sizes hung on one centre line inside a matted wall panel, each with its own label, opening a viewer that shows the piece in a mount beside a museum wall label of medium, dimensions and year.

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Full Bleed Strip With Sheet Viewer

Edge-to-edge strip of tall frames opening a viewer where the picture fills the screen and the caption, note and thumbnails sit in a sheet that slides off the bottom when you want the frame uncovered.

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Overview Toggle Viewer

Square grid whose viewer holds two states: a single frame with caption and controls, or an in-place overview of the whole set that you can jump from without closing the layer.

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Zoomable Justified Gallery

Justified rows of frames that grow to fill every line, opening a viewer whose picture doubles as the zoom control: clicking switches between fitting the screen and filling it, with the caption and controls on one closing rule.

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Photo Book Spread Viewer

Photographs presented as printed spreads on a soft panel: two plates share a page with a centre rule, round controls turn to the next spread, and a bar index below tracks how far through the book you are.

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Counter Scrolling Image Bands

Two full-bleed image tracks scrolling in opposite directions under a centered statement, pausing together on hover, where any frame opens a framed viewer: the picture sits in a mount on a scrim with its caption, position and controls beneath it.

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Mosaic Full Screen Viewer

Dense caption-free mosaic where every tile carries an expand seal and opens a full-screen viewer with arrow controls on the picture, escape and arrow keys, a counter, the caption and a thumbnail filmstrip.

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Filmstrip Stage Viewer

Cinematic stage frame with the caption and frame counter set on a gradient at its foot, round arrow controls on the picture itself, and a scrolling filmstrip below where the inactive thumbnails sit back at low opacity.

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Wide Slide Reel

Single-frame image reel that slides on a transform, driven by round arrow buttons in the header and a row of bar indicators beside the caption, with no hover behaviour on the image itself.

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Filterable Album Grid

Album gallery with pill filters that swap the whole set below, where any tile opens a light full-screen viewer: the frame hangs on the page surface while a side column carries the caption, the album summary, the controls and a plainly labelled thumbnail index.

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Lightbox Frame Grid

Captioned image grid where any tile opens a full-screen lightbox on a dark scrim, with a frame counter, keyboard arrows, escape to close and previous and next controls beside the caption.

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Masonry Caption Gallery

Masonry gallery built with CSS columns so images keep their own heights, each captioned with its subject and place, and any frame opening a drawer that slides in from the right while the wall stays visible behind the scrim.

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