Public product demo
Accessible Team Grid for WordPress.
Build leadership, delivery-team, and speaker showcases with local portraits and semantic CSS-only cards. These examples use the exact public stylesheet shipped in version 0.3.0.
Meet our leadership
Fictional leaders shown with centered cards, circular portraits, roles, and short biographies.
Morgan Patel
Operations Director
Leads dependable delivery and continuous improvement.
Casey Rivera
Technology Director
Shapes practical technology solutions and standards.
Leadership starter: Cards theme, roomy spacing, circle portraits, centered copy, visible roles, and biographies.
Your project team
A concise delivery-team layout keeps roles visible while biographies are disabled.
Riley Brooks
Technical specialist
Taylor Kim
Customer success
Jamie Singh
Quality lead
Project Team starter: Bordered theme, four columns, rounded portraits, role-only cards, and a safely protected new-tab link.
Featured speakers
Minimal cards for conference speakers, panelists, and workshop leaders.
Alex Morgan
Opening keynote
Explores useful, responsible ways to modernize everyday work.
Sam Okafor
Panelist
Shares lessons from building accessible customer experiences.
Drew Martinez
Workshop leader
Teaches practical methods teams can apply immediately.
Featured Speakers starter: Minimal theme, square portraits, roomy spacing, roles, and short biographies.
Useful controls, bounded output
Flexible team presentation without a directory dependency.
Editors can choose one to four columns, three themes, three spacing levels, three photo shapes, left or center alignment, optional roles and biographies, safe profile links, and H2/H3/H4 headings. Add, duplicate, move, reverse, or remove up to 50 members.
- Start with a patternLeadership, project team, or featured speakers.
- Use local portraitsSelect permitted images from the WordPress Media Library.
- Publish semantic cardsA labelled section and person articles render with CSS only.
Privacy boundary
No visitor tracking or public JavaScript.
The plugin sets no cookie or browser storage, loads no remote script, and performs no analytics or outbound request. Site owners remain responsible for permission to publish names, roles, biographies, portraits, and links. This CTS demonstration page remains subject to the site-wide analytics choices described in the Website Privacy Policy.