Product Category blocks

A ruled contents page of departments: full-width entries on a twelve-column grid where the photograph alternates sides, and each name runs across a dotted leader to a count flush on the text block's edge.

A printed index of the whole store — five department cells plus a whole-store cell, thirty categories with small thumbnails, each name carried across a dotted leader to a right-aligned count on one numeric spine.

An asymmetric mosaic of full-bleed department tiles joined by hairline seams instead of card chrome, a two-by-two hero anchoring names set at display scale over the photograph.

A filter toolbar whose chips and status segments carry counts recomputed against each other — a control that would yield nothing renders its number struck through — above a dense frameless grid with a designed empty state.

A quiet typographic index of departments beside a single large plate: hovering or focusing a row wipes the next photograph in behind a travelling hairline, so the image is the reward for attention rather than the wallpaper.

Tall portrait cards, desaturated and still at rest, that open one authored geometry on hover and on keyboard focus: a plate grows from zero height while the crop shortens inside a card whose outer ratio never moves.

A storefront floor read top to bottom: each department is a horizontal rail of photo chips that bleeds past the container, under a label that draws its shelf edge only once it pins.

One department on stage at a time with the next breaking the edge as a dimmed sliver you can click to bring forward, a subcategory ledger set beside the photograph, and a live rail under the deck that states how deep it runs.

A welded sequence of covers: full-bleed department bands butted against their caption strips, names set at display scale against a crop that letterboxes progressively as the viewport widens.

A calm grid of bordered department tiles, each holding its photograph flush in a rounded frame above the name, the count, and the three shelves people open most.