Catalogue layout — grid or list, whatever your catalogue needs
Display your services as a grid or a list, with categories as tabs or a portal.
The problem
A catalogue of ten services and a catalogue of a hundred don't read the same way.
A single imposed layout forces some catalogues into a format that doesn't suit them.
The catalogue displays as a grid or a list, with categories as tabs or a portal, whichever suits you.
Without Kagenda
The catalogue always displays as a list, even when a photo grid would be clearer.
With Kagenda
You choose the grid for a visual catalogue, the list for a dense one.
How it works in Kagenda
You choose the layout that best suits your catalogue.
- You choose grid or listDepending on the number of services and their photos.
- You choose tabs or portalFor navigation between categories.
- The client navigates in this formatConsistent across the whole public page.
Layout
Grid
List
In practice
- 1
A catalogue with photos
The grid showcases each image.
FormatGrid - 2
A dense catalogue
The list stays compact and quick to scan.
FormatList - 3
Categories as tabs
To navigate without reloading the page.
TabsorPortal
Frequently asked questions
Can I change layout afterward?
Yes, at any time, without losing your catalogue.
Does the grid work without photos?
Yes, but it makes full sense with service photos.
Does the portal replace tabs?
They're two navigation styles between categories, to choose per your preference.
Does this layout adapt to mobile?
Yes, the chosen layout stays consistent across every screen.
