Filterable Grid

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The work

Every project on this page started with a free consultation. Pick a kind of work to narrow it down.

A team planning a rollout
Projects

Year-one rollout, Springfield

Twelve weeks from first meeting to launch, on schedule and on budget.

A strategy session in progress
Consulting

Strategy review, Oak Park

Ten years of habits reviewed in a day, a new plan agreed by Thursday.

Guests arriving at an open house
Events

Spring open house, Riverside

Planned to the minute, so every guest was greeted at the door.

Colleagues reviewing a schedule
Projects

Three-site rollout, Lakeview

Opened in stages without disturbing the day-to-day business.

A welcoming front desk
Support

Front desk refresh, Maple Grove

Reorganized the whole process after a busy winter season.

Planning a budget over coffee
Consulting

Growth plan, Fairview

Groundwork laid and budget agreed before the new hires arrived.

A team member taking a call
Support

Rapid response, Hillcrest

Answered the same evening, resolved properly the following week.

A refreshed studio workspace
Projects

Brand refresh, Westbrook

The old approach had stopped working; the new one will last for years.

An audience at a client workshop
Events

Client workshop, Springfield

Forty guests, two sessions, and a room that never felt crowded.

About the Filterable Grid design

Filterable Grid is a portfolio grid with category buttons along the top, so visitors can narrow the work down to the kind they care about. Each tile shows a photo, a category, a title and a short description. It works as the main section of a portfolio or case studies page built in the WordPress block editor.

You add a title and a short intro, then one entry per project with a photo, a category, a name and a line or two about it.

Good for

  • a design studio portfolio
  • a contractor's past projects page
  • an agency case studies page