How-to Guides

Long-form pages benefit from clear navigation between related stories. This guide shows how to use inline and CTA-style links to support reader flow.

When publishing multiple stories on a single page, structure matters. This guide shows how to group related News entries into clean, consistent layouts.

Lead stories deserve visual emphasis. This guide shows how to use 50/50 or Vertical Cards to anchor a section and guide readers into the content.

Strong metrics deserve visual emphasis. This guide shows how to highlight important numbers using built-in layout components.

Turn long, scroll-heavy pages into structured sections using headings, cards, and layout patterns.

The News content type is flexible enough to support more than announcements. This guide shows how and when to use it for storytelling, longer updates, or curated reports.

Well-structured FAQ pages help users find what they need quickly. This guide shows how to choose the right pattern and format for clear, accessible results.

How you write and structure content affects accessibility. This guide outlines patterns that make your content easier to read, navigate, and maintain.

Links should be easy to understand and easy to find. This guide helps you write link text that makes sense out of context and shows how to place links where users expect them.

CTA links are only effective if users know what they do. This guide helps you write link text that is clear, specific, and meaningful for all users.

Alt text supports screen reader users and helps images carry meaning when used thoughtfully. This guide shows when to write it, how to write it well, and when to leave it out.

Good page structure supports users with assistive technology, people navigating by headings, and anyone scanning for what matters. This guide helps you choose layout components that make pages easier to read and navigate.