Content Comparison

Link to page about design recommendations; Types of images clients have made before/what if you don’t have resources to design images?

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Each session or in-person session needs these images and text. Some other items are optional, like videos and files.

What content looks like

Before users open a session page, they might see the session in a rotator, grid, or list module. It displays the session’s image, name and abstract. Most modules use the smaller list image. Featured rotators use the larger banner image.

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The schedule page is another place users find sessions. It displays the session’s name and abstract without the image.

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Then users enter the session page. When it’s is Upcoming or Pastor Upcoming, the page displays an image and descriptionthe image, description, downloadable resources, and any attached speakers and sponsors. The abstract isn’t displayed herebecause it’s meant to be a short preview or summary of the description.

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When a the session is Live, the image disappearsis replaced by the session’s video feed. The rest of the information displays below the video stream.

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Specifications

Each session or in-person session needs these images and text. Some other items are optional. See visual examples below.

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at the bottom of the page.

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Specifications