FOLIO / NATIVE COMPONENT GUIDE
Built to be made yours.
These are the three native content structures used in Folio. Select an example in Layers and edit its properties in Style. Demo images and people are fictional.
01 / MEDIA PLATE
One image. One clear story.
Edit Title, Category, Poster and Caption in Style. Use the left or right variants to reverse the composition. Keep the caption attached to its image, and replace demo content with your own licensed work.
The space between
Commercial
Original AI concept still / fictional project
Media plate example
02 / CREDITS
People, with context.
Edit Name, Role and Portrait in the native instance. Use the same structure for directors, collaborators or contributors. The small portrait stays visible beside the person’s name; a missing portrait has a deliberate fallback.
Alex Rowan
Director / Visual storytelling
AI-generated portrait / fictional person.
03 / EDITORIAL
A consistent reading rhythm.
Edit Eyebrow, Title and Text in Style. Typography uses the shared Folio styles. Keep paragraphs concise and check desktop and phone after replacing copy. Native layout and content remain separate from the lighting engine.
Optional proof, with honest attribution.
These native examples are optional. Edit client names/logos and testimonial text in CMS. Select an example group and set Style → Visible → No to omit it; check all breakpoints. Keep the fictional-demo notices until you supply verified content. These examples are not enabled on Folio Home.
Client names and logos
Fictional client marks for the template demo. No real client relationship is claimed.
A quote, with context
They understood the story before they picked up the camera.
Mara Ellison
Creative lead, AURELINE
Illustrative testimonial. Client names and endorsement are fictional.
Recognition placeholders
Festival selection
Craft recognition
Editorial feature
Recognition slots are placeholders; no actual award or selection is claimed. Replace each title and detail in the native text layers, or hide this optional group.
