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BlocksTeam showcase

Team showcasePro

An image led team introduction with profiles that open in place.

Live block · sample data

When to use

  • About or company pages that introduce the team with portraits.
  • Sections that need one of four layouts: gallery, filmstrip, directory, or spotlight.

When not to use

  • Use team-directory for an internal, searchable people list.
  • Use team-members for managing members and roles.
  • Use testimonial-stage for quotes from customers.

Installation

Install animui once, then import any component or block from its typed package entry.

animui · 250 components and blocks

React 19 and React DOM 19 are required. The package includes Free and Pro entries, styles and TypeScript declarations.

npm install https://animui.stracture.net/__local/package.tgz

Load the stylesheet once at your app root, then use the typed component import:

import 'animui/styles.css';
import { TeamShowcase } from 'animui/team-showcase';

Read the Code tab for the implementation files and the API reference below for required props.

Download animui 0.3.0 · Agent guide

Usage

Use this when people behind a product deserve a clear introduction. Supply accurate profiles, portraits, and destinations.

example.tsx
1import { TeamShowcase } from "animui/team-showcase";2 3export function About() {4  return (5    <TeamShowcase6      variant="spotlight"7      onPersonSelect={(person) => router.push("/team/" + person.id)}8    />9  );10}
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Examples

Directory layout

example.tsx
1<TeamShowcase2  variant="directory"3  onPersonSelect={(person) => track("team_profile_open", { id: person.id })}4/>

API reference

2 parts. The first is the root.

TeamShowcase

An image-led team section in four layouts, with profiles that open in place and copyable sample contact details. People and portraits are sample data.

PropTypeDefaultDescription
variant"gallery" | "filmstrip" | "directory" | "spotlight""gallery"Layout of the section.
onPersonSelect(person: { id: string; name: string; role: string }) => void–Called when a person is chosen. Receives the full sample person object.

TeamShowcaseReview

Demo wrapper with a SegmentedControl to switch variants. Use it for previews only.

No props.

Accessibility

  • Selection buttons use aria-pressed; the directory rows use aria-expanded with aria-controls.
  • Profile changes are announced in aria-live regions.
  • Copy buttons are labeled per person, such as "Copy Maya's email".

Motion

  • Profiles crossfade and expand in place when selection changes.
  • Reduced motion removes offsets and height animation.

Responsive behavior

  • It is a container query root, so layouts adapt to the section width, not the viewport.
  • At 760px container width the header stacks and details move under the photos.
  • At 440px the gallery and filmstrip become horizontal snap scrollers and spotlight stacks the photo under the copy.

Performance

  • Portraits load through next/image with fill and per-layout sizes.
  • The selected person is scrolled into view with a smooth scroll that becomes instant under reduced motion.

Notes for AI

Give your coding assistant the Markdown reference instead of screenshots.

  • Use on an about or company page to introduce the team.
  • Replace the people array and portraits; remove the demo contact details if they should not be public.
  • Render TeamShowcase with a fixed variant; TeamShowcaseReview exists for the docs preview.
  • Composes animui CopyButton and SegmentedControl.
/components/blocks/team-showcase/markdown

The full library index for assistants is at /llms.txt.

Related

Team directoryProBlockSearchable people, team filters, and a focused profile panel.Studio perspectivesProBlockPortrait led editorial stories with a focused reading state.Team membersProBlockA members list where typed emails turn into chips and fly into pending invites as seats roll.AvatarComponentA compact identity marker for people and accounts.
PreviousMulti-step formNextStudio perspectives
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  • Installation
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  • Motion
  • Responsive behavior
  • Performance
  • Notes for AI
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Meet the team

Emma Collins

Product designer · Zürich, Switzerland

Emma turns complex product decisions into calm, useful experiences. She cares about the first five minutes of a workflow and the details people notice much later.

emma@arc.example+1 (202) 555-0101

Marcus Johnson

Frontend engineer · London, United Kingdom

Marcus builds the foundations that let good ideas become dependable interfaces. He is happiest when a component feels simple to use and has room to grow.

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Ava Mitchell

Design lead · Amsterdam, Netherlands

Ava gives teams a shared point of view. She connects research, product direction, and the small decisions that make a service feel coherent.

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Jasmine Brooks

Platform engineer · Berlin, Germany

Jasmine keeps the platform steady as the product finds its next shape. She works across performance, integrations, and the systems that should quietly keep working.

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Sofia Ramirez

Operations partner · New York, United States

Sofia makes space for focused work across a distributed team. She brings the right context together and helps a promising idea find its next practical step.

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