Stacked Cards (StackScroll)
A stack of cards that stick at the top as you scroll, one on top of another, with number and photo
The examples are only part of the story. Every tile also has the advanced options: animations, mouse effects, visibility by device or by date, positioning and more.
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Just added
This is how it looks as soon as you add it to the page, before any changes.
We start with you
Before proposing anything, we listen: goals, tastes, timing and budget.
We take care of every detail
Carefully chosen materials, trusted suppliers and checks at every stage of the work.
Timing chiari
A shared calendar from day one: you always know where we stand.
Always with you
Even after delivery we stay reachable, for any question or change.
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A pilates studio's method
Four cards that stack up as you scroll, each in its own theme tone, display heading with a muted suffix, photo on the right and a warm shadow cast upward.
Breath and alignment
We start lying down: we learn to breathe sideways, into the ribs, and to feel where the pelvis is.
Core that holds
Deep abdominals and pelvic floor: small movements, lots of attention, no rush.
Reformer the machine
The springs both assist and resist: every exercise adapts to the person, not the other way around.
Fluidity all together
The sequences link up: by the end of the month the group class is no longer scary.
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From sensor to report, on dark cards
Night cards with light text and photo on the left, monospace eyebrow, orange number, slightly rounded corners and a light hairline as the border.
The probe in the ground
It's planted by hand in five minutes, thirty centimeters deep. The battery lasts two seasons.
The node on the pole
It collects the data from twelve probes and sends it even where there's no phone signal.
The drone in June
One flight a month photographs the canopies: struggling plants show up before they turn yellow.
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The bread recipe in four steps
Text only, no photos: solid-color cards (red, orange, blue, night) with light text, huge radius and big numbers; narrower, at mid-page width.
Feeding 8 a.m.
Sourdough starter, flour and water in equal parts. Wait for it to double.
Mixing 12 p.m.
Semolina, cold water and a pinch of salt added last.
Folds 2 p.m.
Four sets of folds half an hour apart, then the night in the fridge.
Oven 7 a.m.
Baking stone at 250 degrees, steam for the first ten minutes, then the door left ajar.
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The B&B rooms in a blue frame
The container acts as a blue frame; inside, light cards with the photo on the left, thin border, no shadow and no number.
Pink Room
Wrought-iron double bed and a window onto the garden. From €85 a night.
Flower Room
Hand-embroidered bedspread and two windows onto the alley. From €78 a night.
Light Room
The quietest, overlooking the inner courtyard. From €72 a night.
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Three festival nights, on a dark background
Cards blended with black, abstract photos on the right, display headings and eyebrows with the dates: the stack looks like a gig poster.
Electronica by the lake
Three DJs, a stage on the water and lights that come on at sunset. Admission €18.
Jazz in the cloister
The Lia Moretti quartet and an open jam until one in the morning. Admission €22.
Choir all'alba
We walk up together to the viewpoint at 5:40 a.m.: folk songs and breakfast on the house. Free.
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A full-height architecture portfolio
Tall, squared cards with no radius or shadow, large photos on the right, no space between the cards and a dark hairline at the bottom: you flip through it like a book.
Museo Soumaya
Sixteen thousand hexagonal aluminum tiles and no windows: light comes in only from above.
MAC
A concrete chalice suspended above the bay, reached by a red ramp that looks hand-drawn.
Guggenheim
Titanium as thin as paper, folded by computer when nobody was doing that yet.
