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Stationery page showing a white-on-black business card front plus a row of five back options on white, with a breadcrumb subhead.
Summary
A business-card application page (Option 1): a single white-on-black card front on the left, then five vertical back options laid out across the right, all on a white background.
Visual description
White page. A serif small-caps header "STATIONERY" runs top left with a breadcrumb of italic words ("business card / letterhead / note card / envelope"), the active one emphasized. Centered below is a gold-tan "OPTION 1" subhead, then two column labels in tan: "FRONT" left and "BACK OPTIONS" right, divided by a thin vertical rule. Under FRONT sits one black vertical business-card mockup with white type (crest mark, "COLDWELL BANKER / SMITH & SMITH", agent name, contact block). Under BACK OPTIONS sit five vertical card mockups in a row, alternating black and white, each centering the circular crest or a vertical "COLDWELLBANKERLUXURY.COM" url; small tan captions label them ("White on black", "Logo in black foil"). A centered grey line of fine print runs near the bottom; hairline rule and page footer below.
Key takeaway
Pairing one resolved front with a row of interchangeable backs, all shown as true-size vertical mockups, so the page documents a kit of mix-and-match options rather than a single fixed card. The breadcrumb subhead orients the reader within a multi-page stationery chapter.
Reuse notes
A clean template for any stationery or collateral spec where one item has multiple approved variants. The black/white alternating row reads instantly as a system of choices. Reuse the breadcrumb-header device across all the stationery pages (card, letterhead, note card, envelope) to tie the chapter together.
From this deck: Business card option 1
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