Tech Central social post templates in three colourways

Tech Central social post templates in three colourways, typographic, brutalist, vibrant

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Three social post mockups on black, each stacking a company name in giant caps with portrait photos slotted into the letter grid.

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Summary

Three square social posts shown side by side in a dark app frame, each taking a company name, breaking it across lines in huge caps, and dropping portrait crops into the gaps left by the letters.

Visual description

A black background holds three dark grey social post frames, each with the round black logo avatar, the account name "Tech Central" and an overflow menu at the top, and like, comment and share icons below. The left post is acid yellow with "CA / NU / A" in heavy black caps and three photographs of smiling people set into the remaining cells of the letter grid, closing with two lines of small caps bottom right about being billed as Australia's newest unicorn. The centre post is a saturated blue with "ATLA / SS / IAN" in white caps and one photograph of a bearded man in a cap slotted in at the right, with a short blue caption beside it. The right post is lilac with "CI / CA / DA" in white caps and a single portrait of a woman in a black blazer occupying the full right column, plus three lines of small dark caps bottom left. All three share the same modular type-and-image grid at different proportions.

Key takeaway

Treating the subject's own name as the layout, then filling the leftover cells with photography, gives an endlessly repeatable post template that never needs a headline. Swapping only the background color keeps a feed varied while staying obviously one account.

Reuse notes

Useful for a partner or member spotlight series on social, or a case study index on a website. Works best with names of four to nine letters that break into even chunks. The system depends on square crops and will need rework for vertical stories.

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