Resource Library — Lesson Page with Curated Asset Grid

What it does

• Core teaching block — the lesson video or main teaching sits at the top of the page
• Curated resource grid — a clean grid of resource cards underneath the teaching
• Resource type indicators — each card shows what kind of asset it is (PDF, link, template, etc.)
• Quick action per card — download, open, or copy with one click
• Optional grouping — resources can be split into sections by type or by topic
• Responsive layout — grid collapses cleanly on mobile so resources stay easy to find

Best use cases

• Design and brand courses — template, swipe-file, and example libraries per lesson
• Code and technical education — repos, snippets, docs, and alternate examples
• Marketing courses — swipe files, scripts, ad templates, email examples
• Business and operations — SOP downloads, spreadsheets, planning templates
• Cooking and craft — printable recipes, shopping lists, alternate technique references
• Education and certification — slide downloads, study guides, additional reading

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 — palette for resource cards, type indicators, action buttons, and section headers.
• Fonts — two roles: a confident headline font for the lesson title and section labels, and a clean body font for resource details.
• Copy — lesson title, optional section headings, and short descriptions per resource card.
• Images — optional thumbnails or icons per resource. Type icons read faster than full images.
• Behavior — choose grid columns, whether to group resources by section, and how each card opens (in-page, new tab, download).