Granit compositions build portfolio pages with diptychs, triptychs, polyptychs, text, images, and videos—without trapping work inside a standardized grid.
Compose rather than stack
Professional portfolios should not be piles of media. Composition organizes sightlines, hierarchy, rhythm, and breathing room. Granit helps shape pages like exhibition spaces—not endless feeds.
Diptychs, triptychs, and narrative blocks
Combine multiple images, add text blocks, embed Vimeo or YouTube, craft visual sequences, and alternate formats—flexibility that lets projects speak with genuine creative direction.
Invisible signposting for the eye
Composition guides attention—where to begin, pause, compare two frames, or leave silence. It translates gallery walls into screen-native staging.
Concrete example
Presenting an editorial series might open with a hero frame, continue through a diptych, add an intention statement, then close with video or a denser beat—visitors read staging alongside imagery.
Frequently asked questions
Does Granit impose a portfolio grid?
No. You compose open yet structured pages—no universal grid forced on every project.
Can images, text, and video coexist?
Yes. Compositions can weave media, text blocks, and video into one narrative.