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The Services page in STUDIO HRSE reads more like a manifesto than a list, numbered, editorial, no stock icons pretending to mean something.
If you're positioning a studio or agency, how this page reads matters as much as what it says.
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The numbered structure gives the page a confident editorial rhythm, and the manifesto tone makes the services feel like a point of view rather than a menu. Strong use of typography to carry the story.
Thanks man, that's right!
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Thanks!
Numbered instead of bulleted is such a small typographic choice but it completely changes how someone reads the page, less checklist and more sequence. Was the editorial tone something the client asked for, or did you have to sell them on ditching the usual stock icon layout?
Thank you, and that’s a great question!
Actually, I like using numbered lists; I think they do a good job of outlining the services. It gives the user a sense of the process from start to finish and makes scrolling more immersive.
In fact, since this is a template for Framer, I chose to go this route to make the layout stand out.
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