Stacked horizontal bands, each spanning full width and divided into two halves: left half (one-third width) contains solid background color with white geometric line-drawn icon and course label/number in gray sans-serif; right half (two-thirds width) continues the background color with a larger abstract geometric pattern in a contrasting shade (either lighter or complementary hue). Seven courses cycle through a vibrant palette: rose-pink with blue geometric crosses, light purple with orange circles and squares, lime-green with dark olive diagonal arrows, dark sage with purple four-point stars, burnt orange with pink circular arcs, bright cobalt with pink vertical bars, and charcoal with lime-green wavy edges. Each course title appears in white sans-serif: Thinking in Systems, Introduction to a Complexity Language, Mastering Complexity, Systems Thinking Practicum, Design Beyond Thinking Foundation, Towards for Resonance, Designing for Resonance.

Key takeaway

One geometric pattern per course makes each curriculum unit instantly distinct and memorable. The left-right division (solid-plus-icon, pattern-plus-label) creates visual rhythm without needing large typography. Color rotation across warm and cool tones keeps the eye moving down. Icons are simple and monochromatic, allowing the patterned right half to carry visual interest.

Reuse notes

Excellent for educational curriculum showcases, course catalogs, or modular skill sequences. The pattern-per-item approach works with 5-10 items before becoming overwhelming. Pair with minimal sans-serif for legibility. The geometric patterns can be consistent (same set recolored) or unique per course; either works. Strong for design schools and digital learning platforms.