Building information pages with blocks

Open Home in the explorer. Under the variants are the pages: the start page, and the pages you make yourself. Choose Add a page and give it a name in Dutch and English.

The tiles on the left are in groups: Content, Data and AI. Choose Hero: a big opening with title, text and buttons. Every block starts with sample text, so you see the design straight away. Fill in the title and text in both languages and choose an image as the background (PNG, JPEG, WebP or SVG).

Feature cards puts two to four columns side by side, each with an icon, title, text and a link. Steps explains in numbered steps how something works. Change the texts in the properties; the arrows put cards and steps in another order.

You upload a video yourself (MP4 or WebM, with a still image and captions), or you paste the address of a video on YouTube, Vimeo or Microsoft Stream. Flow refuses other addresses at once. YouTube plays without cookies, and nothing goes to YouTube until a colleague clicks play.

Frequently asked questions open when clicked and are searchable. A callout is information, a tip, a warning or something important. People and contact shows cards with photo, name, role and a mail or phone link.

A page can only be found once it is in the menu. Choose the variant Employees, open Navigation on the right and add a Page to the side menu, with the new page as its target.

The security check names a video from elsewhere as content from outside: a point of attention, not a blocker. Publish, and the page is in your colleagues' menu.

New here is in the side menu. A click opens the page: the hero, the cards and the steps, in the bakery's house style and in the reader's language.

Click a question and the answer opens; the arrows take you to the next question, and the search box searches all questions.

Until you click play, the page loads nothing from YouTube: you see what is going to happen. After the click the video plays on the page (a practice player here).