Choose the right blocks

Use only the elements relevant to that page: text, images, benefits, steps, FAQs, project references and other content blocks.

Choose the order yourself

Arrange blocks in the order that best suits the content. Not every page needs to follow the same pattern.

Reuse what works

Use the same familiar building blocks across different pages without commissioning a new page structure each time.

Extend easily later

Need new content? Add an available content block without rebuilding the existing page.

Step 1
Choose the content you need

Decide which information belongs on the page and what visitors should see first.

Step 2
Add the right blocks

Choose from available content blocks, such as text, images, benefits, steps, FAQs, project references or CTAs.

Step 3
Set the order

Arrange blocks in the order that best suits your story. A service page does not have to follow the same structure as a campaign page.

Step 4
Add your content

Add text, images and other content within each block’s defined structure.

Step 5
Extend further later

Need new content? Add an available content block without rebuilding the entire page.

Text & image

Combine text with an image when visual context matters.

Benefits

Bring key strengths or features together clearly.

Steps

Explain a process or approach clearly in successive steps.

FAQ

Add FAQs wherever visitors need more explanation.

Projects

Show relevant completed projects or cases within the context of the page.

CTAs

End a page with a clear next step.

Questions about design and page structure?

What is a finished page?

A finished page is built within the chosen design and populated with the supplied content. Text, images and content blocks are brought together into a fully finished page.

Can my website have a completely individual design?

Yes. The technical foundation does not dictate how your website should look. Colours, typography, imagery, page structure and other visual choices are tailored to your organisation’s identity.

Can the design be refreshed later without building a completely new website?

In many cases, yes. Because content, technology and design are built as separately as possible, a visual refresh can often build on existing content and functionality.

Is my website suitable for smartphones and tablets?

Yes. Orbyte websites use responsive design so that content and navigation adapt to different screen sizes.

Can I create new pages myself?

That depends on your chosen plan and setup. Where flexible page management is included, you can build pages yourself using the available content blocks without needing a developer each time.

What are content blocks?

Content blocks are reusable components used to build pages. Examples include text with images, cards, calls to action, figures, quotes and other visual sections available within your website’s design.

Can I change the order and structure of pages myself?

When flexible page management is included in your plan, you can add, edit and rearrange the available content blocks yourself. This lets you create new pages without commissioning a unique layout each time.