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Creation process – What This Section Does
The Creation process section presents work as a clear sequence of steps: each step pairs an image with a short description so readers follow the workflow from kickoff to outcome. If you only need static visuals without numbered phases, use the Simple Image section.
Display Variants
- Complete process in 5 steps (16:9) – up to five phases with wide 16:9 imagery for a detailed story of the full process
- Brief process in 3 steps (4:3) – a compact three-step flow in classic 4:3 when key milestones are enough
- Custom progress color – numbered markers and connector line tinted to your palette for brand-consistent progress styling
When to Use It
- Explaining your studio or in-house design methodology—from brief through creative work to handoff
- Documenting logo, key visual, or campaign development by phase for clients and internal teams
- Onboarding and training so stakeholders know how collaboration works and what each stage delivers
- Service chapters in a manual where you want a clear “how we work” narrative
Variant: Complete process in 5 steps (16:9)
The most comprehensive variant – 5 process steps with 16:9 images. Ideal for a detailed view of the entire creative workflow from research to final delivery.
Variant: Brief process in 3 steps (4:3)
A simplified variant with three steps and 4:3 aspect ratio. Suitable for a clear display of basic workflow without unnecessary details.
Tip
For simpler processes, 2–3 steps are enough. Each step should have a concise title and a short description of what happens in that phase.
