Introduction
We use different layouts to help people find and understand information easily.
Each layout is designed to suit the type of content on the page—whether it’s a step-by-step guide, a list of places, or a blog post.
By choosing the right layout, we make sure each page is clear, focused, and helpful.
This also makes it easier for people to search for and use our content, both on our site and through wider web searches.
Our layouts
- General information: For pages that explain things or show steps in a service, we use a simple layout. If the page is long, we split it into sections with headings or tabs to make it easier to read.
- Pathway: If we have lots of pages about the same thing or they follow steps in a process, we use a special layout called a “pathway”.
- Emotional content: If the page has pictures that match the topic, we use a special layout that helps people feel something. This is called an “emotive template”.
- Tables: When we have lots of data information, we use a table to keep it neat and easy to read.
- Directories: If we have lots of records that look the same, we put them all in one place called a directory. People can search and filter to find what they need.
- Blog posts: We use blog posts for short news or updates. They are listed on one page and sometimes link to more information.
- Locations: For places where services happen, we use a location layout. These places are listed in order (usually A to Z). The user can then find the location and read more about what is delivered at each one.