When you create a page, it’s easy to get carried away and try shoe-horn content into any given content block, but this can be a recipe for a visual and user experience disaster.
When making up the content for a page (let’s put aside SEO considerations for now), it’s important to ask yourself “why am I making this page?” – i.e. what purpose does it serve for your customers? It should be logical, structured with a beginning and end, and should have enough content (but not too much) to make it worthy of having its own dedicated page.
Content on a page needs to be easy to read, but needs to be attractive. The use of imagery is useful when appropriate, so our image-copy blocks are great for this. And the Made. system even takes care of the image alignments, the ordering of each row (e.g. the alternating position of the images), and are easy for the user to process as they scroll down your page. Check it out below.
