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Minimal blog index with a vertical list of posts, each pairing a square 3D abstract thumbnail with title, date, author, and excerpt.
Summary
A clean blog listing section labeled "Blog" at top left, showing four research posts in a single-column feed separated by thin horizontal rules.
Visual description
Off-white background with a simple "Blog" heading in medium-weight black sans-serif at the top left. Four entries stack vertically, each separated by a full-width thin gray horizontal line. Every row uses a two-column split: a square thumbnail with slightly rounded corners on the left, text on the right. Thumbnails are soft-lit 3D renders of abstract geometric forms in white and gray with single accent colors (orange cylinder, blue sphere, teal dot, wavy white surface). Each post shows a bold black title, a smaller gray metadata line with date and author name, and a short black excerpt below. Four posts are visible, covering funding, FlashAttention, ACT-1, and an introductory post.
Key takeaway
Consistent square 3D art as a repeatable thumbnail system that signals technical depth without screenshots. The thin divider lines and restrained type hierarchy keep a long feed readable on a near-white field.
Reuse notes
Strong pattern for AI or research labs publishing technical blog content. Works when each post can share a cohesive 3D illustration language. Less suited to image-heavy editorial blogs that need varied photography per row.
