Premium Content Row
true
<p>The Pro-Row started as an upsell experiment, but we approached it like a trailer.<br>We wanted users to <em>feel</em> the draw of premium content before they ever clicked.</p><p>Every card was treated like a movie poster — strong composition, cinematic stills, and clean spacing that pulled focus toward the content itself.<br>It was about allure, not persuasion — subtle gradients, motion that invites, and typography that whispers “this is worth it.”<br>The row became less of an ad and more of a tease — a curated space that turned scrolling into discovery.</p>




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© Selected Works / Tay Williams
2018—2026
Premium Content Row
true
<p>The Pro-Row started as an upsell experiment, but we approached it like a trailer.<br>We wanted users to <em>feel</em> the draw of premium content before they ever clicked.</p><p>Every card was treated like a movie poster — strong composition, cinematic stills, and clean spacing that pulled focus toward the content itself.<br>It was about allure, not persuasion — subtle gradients, motion that invites, and typography that whispers “this is worth it.”<br>The row became less of an ad and more of a tease — a curated space that turned scrolling into discovery.</p>




Built in Figma Sites (Beta)
© Selected Works / Tay Williams
2018—2026
Premium Content Row
true
<p>The Pro-Row started as an upsell experiment, but we approached it like a trailer.<br>We wanted users to <em>feel</em> the draw of premium content before they ever clicked.</p><p>Every card was treated like a movie poster — strong composition, cinematic stills, and clean spacing that pulled focus toward the content itself.<br>It was about allure, not persuasion — subtle gradients, motion that invites, and typography that whispers “this is worth it.”<br>The row became less of an ad and more of a tease — a curated space that turned scrolling into discovery.</p>




Built in Figma Sites (Beta)
© Selected Works / Tay Williams
2018—2026