Use the News Content Type for Story-Driven Content
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.
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.
Images support storytelling and highlight key people, places, and events. But if handled poorly, they can confuse, slow down, or even exclude users.
Provide context with captions and handle image credits consistently until a dedicated field is available.
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.
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.
Turn long, scroll-heavy pages into structured sections using headings, cards, and layout patterns.
Strong metrics deserve visual emphasis. This guide shows how to highlight important numbers using built-in layout components.
Help users take action where it makes sense—within content—using CTA Links, Cards, or Columns that fit the flow of the page.
Highlight a keynote or featured session with a bold layout that pairs imagery with a clear call to action.
Use the News content type to build engaging reports or themed pages that tell a story. These guides show how to combine layouts, components, and editorial choices to bring content to life.