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Simple Layout • Hero + Cards + Article

Featured Editorial Template

A simplified editorial layout that still feels premium

Top header + left navigation. A single hero image, three highlight cards, and one primary article section. Built to embed safely in ASP.NET WebForms (no postback buttons, no inline events).

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Hero image: replace with your own
Replace /gallery/Main/hero.jpg with your hero image.

Highlights

Three cards for summaries or related stories

Use these for “Continue reading” items, related posts, or a quick editorial overview.

Story

A calmer layout reduces cognitive load

Fewer components doesn’t mean less polish. Strong spacing and type do most of the work.

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Story

The left nav keeps readers oriented

A simple TOC-style sidebar is “magazine UX” without requiring heavy interactivity.

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Story

WebForms-safe interactions matter

Buttons default to submit in forms—this template ensures your UI won’t trigger postbacks.

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Primary article

Your main story goes here (replace the sample content)

This is the single main content area. Keep it clean, readable, and easy to scan.

A strong editorial layout often comes down to a few fundamentals: typography, spacing, and intentional hierarchy. With Tailwind and Google Fonts, you can quickly iterate on those fundamentals without pulling in a full framework like Bootstrap.

This page intentionally keeps the interaction model simple. A top header provides identity and utilities. A left navigation provides structure. The hero image sets tone. Three cards create a “continue reading” moment. And the main article section becomes the core reading experience.

A quick pattern you can reuse

  • Hero

    One image, one message, one CTA.

  • Highlights

    Three cards for summaries or related posts.

  • Left nav

    Anchor links for easy jumping.

  • Main body

    Readable width, calm line-height.

When you’re ready, we can wire the hero image and the cards to your SQL-driven CMS fields—without changing the visual structure. That’s the win: the design stays stable while your content evolves.

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