How To | Style Guide | Content Styles | Page Blocks
Click a card to see examples of that block type. Each example page shows the many variations a block can have.
This page block is intended to be used at the very top of your pages, and has a few different variations to choose from.
This is a foundational page block type, and contains a side-by-side layout on desktop, featuring an image in one column and paragraph of text in the second column. Several variations exist for this block type.
This page block is for when you want to embed video content of considerable length (for example, like a 2 minute explanation video).
This page block helps to add validation to your content, and comes in a couple different variations to fit your content needs.
Columns of stats that can be static or animated. Optional fields include a prefix, suffix, and description.
This page block type is the most sophisticated of the bunch, offering a wide variety of options for you to choose from. Can be simple content or clickable cards, can be 3, or 4 columns across, and some other variations available.
This page block makes a statement and catches the visitor’s eye, enticing them to click through to specific key conversion pages. This page is intended to be position at the very bottom of your page, just above the footer.
List articles by date, by category, or manually choose which articles to display.
This page block is intended to showcase 3 photos without any text. We recommend choosing photos that best compliment the page, and especially compliment the nearby sections of content.
This page block type is designed to showcase logos on your, which can be a very useful way to build trust with your website visitors.
Manually choose a list of team members.
This page block is very straightforward, and utilizes some basic WYSIWYG text modules. You’ll find a 1-column variation, as well as a 2-column variation that contains one main column with a secondary sidebar with an additional text module.