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White case-study slide for GRM Group with a large client name and two paragraphs left, a Client/Industry/Deliverables meta block right, and a five-image mockup strip across the bottom.
Summary
The second case study, GRM Group: matching the Task template, with two paragraphs of narrative left, a Client/Industry/Deliverables meta column right, and a five-image strip of print and device mockups across the bottom.
Visual description
A white slide on the same case-study template. Top-left, "GRM Group" set large in black, then two grey paragraphs describing a recruitment-firm rebrand spanning brand strategy, messaging, logo, corporate identity and a website. The right meta block lists Client: GRM Group, Industry: Legal, and Deliverables (Logo Design, Corporate Identity Design, Branding Guidelines, User Interface Design, User Experience Design). The bottom strip holds five photos: an environmental brand poster, a building signboard, a printed report, a laptop showing the site, a GRM brand panel, and a tablet with team imagery. A monospaced footer with "WORK" centered runs along the bottom.
Key takeaway
How the case-study template repeats cleanly for a very different client and industry. The fixed meta column and bottom image strip mean GRM (Legal) and Task (Architecture) read as siblings despite different work, reinforcing a consistent portfolio voice.
Reuse notes
Reuse the same case-study layout for every project, swapping only name, copy, meta values, and the five mockups. Consistency across case studies is the point. Source environmental, print, and device shots so the bottom strip shows range. Strong for portfolio and sales decks.
