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Story page on upcycled products bookended by two lifestyle photos of a model with a yellow reflective bag, with three columns of body copy between them.
Summary
A page on new products made from production waste: a model holding a bright yellow reflective bag appears in two lifestyle photos at the upper-left and lower-right corners, with a "NEW PRODUCTS FROM PRODUCTION WASTE" headline and three columns of body copy filling the space between.
Visual description
The six-tab header (CIRCULAR PRODUCTS active) tops the page on a hairline. A photograph at upper-left shows a person in white holding a yellow bag against a white wall, credited beneath. A matching photo at lower-right shows the same yellow bag carried outdoors by a fence, also credited. The left column has a large serif "NEW PRODUCTS FROM PRODUCTION WASTE" headline, a "SLINGBAG F675 DIXON" subhead and body copy; the center and right columns continue the story under subheads like "THE REAL RIP-OFF: FREITAG REVERSED", with monospace product references in the text. Hairline rules frame the page; numbered ticks run along the bottom.
Key takeaway
Bookending a text-heavy page with two lifestyle shots of the same hero product in opposite corners, which frames the copy and keeps the eye moving diagonally across the spread. The single saturated yellow product against neutral settings makes both photos pop without any color in the layout itself.
Reuse notes
Use for product-launch or collection stories in a report or brand deck where you have strong lifestyle imagery. The diagonal corner-to-corner photo placement is a reusable way to energize an otherwise static three-column page. Relies on consistent, well-styled product photography; keep the surrounding layout neutral so the product color carries the slide.
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