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In-page alert

Use this to communicate an impending deadline, process change, or other unexpected message. Aim for 30 words or fewer, and provide a link to more info. Use only one at a time.

Billboard

Use the Billboard pattern to break up a page layout for an important call to action. The fewer links you include, the better they will perform. Use dark background options at the bottom of the page, so it doesn’t create a “false footer effect” that causes users to stop scrolling because they think they’ve reached the end.

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Use this pattern to introduce a landing page or site section. To apply it, set the page to the “No Title” template: using the right-hand Settings toolbar, on the Page tab, click the template title, choose “Change Template,” and select “No Title.” The heading will become the H1 and page title.

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