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2016 Website Designs - Second Landing - how its built

Model Page

http://beta/webdev/2016-content/second-landing/

Page Layout

The Second Landing page uses the '2016 Landing Page' layout



Content 

There are 12 pieces of content that make up the Second Landing page as follows:

1. Static Image - 'Static Image' content type -  the images from the media library (need to be 1440px x 900px)

2. 2nd Level Landing Page Title - 'Textual Section Title' content type
3. Content - 'Two Column General Content' content type



4 to 12. Masonry Grid 1 to 9 - 9 x Masonry Grid Content Types - images from the media library (need to be 1440px x 900px) - need to be in sequence



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