Five faces, five mismatched cards
Your About page has the whole team on it — good people, good headshots — and every one is just a plain image with a name typed underneath. The photos are different sizes. One name is bold, the next one isn’t. On a phone the neat row collapses into a pile. So you end up back in the CSS, nudging one card at a time.
The Team Member block turns each of those people into a proper profile card — photo, name, role and a short bio, with social icons underneath — all set from the sidebar.
Building one takes about a minute. Drop the block in, pick a photo, type the name, role and a line of bio, add a social link or two, and the card updates as you go — no CSS, no template file, nothing to line up by hand.
See it live
Below are real Team Member blocks — the same block, set three different ways. Swap the placeholder portraits for your team’s photos and they’re ready.
Photo on top, circle crop, in a row of three. The classic team strip — three cards side by side that fold to one column on a phone.

Ava Bennett
Founder & Creative DirectorSets the studio’s direction and still sketches the first draft of every big idea.

Marcus Lee
Lead DeveloperTurns the designs into fast, tidy code and keeps every launch on schedule.

Priya Nair
Client PartnerThe first person you meet — she scopes the work and keeps everyone in the loop.
Photo to the left, rounded, with live social links. A wider card for a lead bio — the icons open real profiles, and on a phone the photo drops above the text.

Daniel Okafor
Managing PartnerTwelve years pairing brands with the right words and the right build. Reach out on any of the channels below — he actually answers.
Photo on the right, square crop. The same card mirrored — handy when you want the text to lead and the portrait to follow.

Sofia Reyes
Content StrategistMaps out what every page needs to say before a single word is written, so the copy always has a job to do.
Ready to introduce your team?
The Team Member block ships with Flexa Block. Install the free plugin and it’s waiting in the editor the next time you open your About page.


