Education Elements social post templates

Summary

A row of social post mockups showing three template types from one system: a typographic card with a yellow highlight, a photo held inside a thick blue frame, and a shape-masked photo collage.

Visual description

Three white post cards float on a warm cream background, each drawn with the familiar feed chrome: a small round avatar and handle at the top, an overflow menu, and like, comment, share and bookmark icons underneath. The avatar is the stepped chevron mark reversed out of an orange circle; the handle reads "edelements". The left card is cropped by the frame edge and shows only the tail of a cream type-only post in heavy black condensed sans with a yellow highlight block behind one word. The center card holds a photograph of a boy in a yellow sweatshirt leaning into a microscope, inset inside a thick cobalt blue border so the image reads as a framed picture rather than a full-bleed. The right card is built from flat shapes: an orange red field with a quarter-circle cut out to reveal a photograph of two students at laptops, and a large pink halftone semicircle rising from the bottom edge. It too is cropped by the frame edge. Spacing between cards is even, the row sits centered vertically, and no card carries body copy.

Key takeaway

Three visually distinct templates that still read as one account, because each uses exactly one brand device: the highlighter, the color border, or the shape mask. Showing the row half-cropped at both ends implies an endless feed without needing a phone shell.

Reuse notes

A strong reference for building a social kit that stays recognizable while avoiding a repetitive grid, and for presenting that kit in a case study. Requires photography that survives both hard cropping into geometry and a colored frame. The half-cropped end cards are a presentation device, not a template, so remember to spec full-bleed versions separately.