Workshops Hub — Editorial Card Grid With Status Badges

What it does

• Workshop card grid — every workshop has its own card with status badge, title, short description, and key details
• Status badges — small badges signal whether a workshop is upcoming, recorded, or newly added so students can scan quickly
• Date, duration, and level — each card shows when the workshop runs, how long it is, and what skill level it targets
• Category and status filters — filter chips let students narrow the hub to upcoming, recorded, or topic-specific sessions
• Each card links to a sales page — every card is a clean entry point into the corresponding workshop sales page

Best use cases

• Course creators — a recurring workshop hub feeding a list and a paid catalog
• Coaches and consultants — a hub of group workshops and intensives
• Designers and developers — a topical workshop catalog for fellow creators
• Membership communities — a hub of upcoming and recorded member sessions
• Industry trainers — a regular catalog of professional workshops with skill levels

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for hub background, card background, status badge colors (upcoming, recorded, new), headline text, body text, filter chips, and accent
• Fonts — two or three roles: a display or serif for workshop titles, a clean body font for descriptions and details, and an optional accent for badges and filter chips
• Copy — hub headline and intro line, workshop names, descriptions, dates, durations, levels, status labels, and category labels
• Images — one cover image or topic illustration per workshop, plus optional instructor headshots
• Behavior — choose how filters update the grid, how status badges render, and how the grid restructures across breakpoints