Once your block types have been created, you can use them to create as many additional page elements or pages as you like. But we find that too much choice can actually be daunting and result in users straying from branding guidelines. Besides, there'll be lots of pages that need a similar, consistent layout. So, as well as offering example layouts in the design phase and giving training on the use of the Gutenberg block editor, we also provide Gutenberg Patterns.
Patterns are preset groups of blocks that can be used as page ‘templates’. We use the word template loosely because they’re not fixed – you can still add in or take away blocks as you wish. However, they’re very useful for items like course pages, where you need the layout and information to be presented similarly across multiple pages.
This is a small selection of recommended blocks for educational websites, the options are limitless depending on budget. If you’d like to discuss what’s possible, please get in touch.
