Your content
Managing your brochure website's content is easy using our "paragraphs" system.
Choose from one of several layouts — including 66% / 33%, 50/50, and many more — and add text, images, documents, image galleries, and embedded videos to your layout. You can also add header images or interactive slideshows to the top of the page to make your pages look more lively and give people more information about your product or service.
Our content management system puts your content front and centre and makes it easy for you to make a great brochure website in just a few hours.
In the example below, we'll show you how simple it is to create a basic page with a layout, text, and an image. Click or tap any of the images below to see a larger version.
This is what you'll see when editing content on a completely blank page. There's a section for adding headers and slideshow images, a field for the page's title, and a section for adding layout and content paragraphs. First, we add a layout.
There are several layout options to choose from, and the editor explains what each is for. In this case, we've picked a layout that splits the content into two columns: one taking up 2/3 of the available width, and another one taking up the remaining 1/3.
Once you've picked a layout, you can start adding content paragraphs to its columns. Here, we've added a "text" paragraph to the left column and put in some text.
After adding an "image" paragraph to the right column, we can select an image. You can either upload a new image or browse any existing images in your website's library. In this example, we're adding a new image.
When you add a new image, an image editor will come up. You'll then need to give the image a name, plus some alternative text for screenreader accessibility (this should describe the image for blind visitors). Finally, you'll want to crop the image so it looks the way you want it to appear on the page. If the image already looks the way you want it to, just click on the image once, then scroll down and click the "select" button.
Once you've finished editing the image, the image paragraph is complete. If your image is smaller than the column's available width, you have the option to centre it in the column or align it to the left or right. There's also an option that allows website visitors to click or tap images to see larger versions — just like we've done on this page.
Once you've added all the paragraphs you need, click "save", and you're done. This example shows what a very basic paragraph layout will look like if you follow the example steps above.
Many more paragraph options exist, including paragraphs for adding document lists, image galleries, embedded videos (such as YouTube or Vimeo videos), and embedded maps containing multiple locations. With multiple layouts and several different types of media to choose from, the options are limited only by your own creativity.
