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List of parts

These parts are developed for our second iteration of parts for public sites in Gjensidige.

Header parts

Header parts contain an H1 title. These parts should only be used once on any given page – and only at the top. Choose the part that best suits your planned content

  • Header: CTA
    Add a header with photo/illustration and 0-2 CTAs to any page.
  • Header: Feature
    Add a header with a short brand or campaign message, full width photo and 0-2 CTAs.
  • Header: Campaign
    Add a brand or campaign header with a full width photo, a short description and 0-2 CTAs.
  • Header: Illustrated
    Add a header with an illustration to introduce specific topics that cannot be described by photos.
  • Header: Blog
    Add a header with publishing date and author (optional) to your article.

Calls to action

The CTA parts send the user to key tasks. For secondary tasks, consider a link lists instead.

  • CTA: Banner
    Add a full width CTA with illustration (optional) to any page.
  • CTA: Group
    Add 2-4 CTAs with photos or illustrations (required) to any page.
  • CTA: Campaign
    Add a campaign message with photo and link to the campaign's landing page.
  • Teaser Cards
    Add a group of 1-4 cards that link to other pages. Create your own card content or import from target.

Product information

These parts are created specifically to introduce, gather and compare our pension and insurance products. They fetch information from the content types Product, Product Group and Product Features.

  • Product Group Table
    Show all features (product details) from a product group.
  • Product Overview
    Show all features (product details) in a single product.
  • Product Cards
    Introduce available products by adding a pre-defined product group. Each product is shown as a clickable card.
  • Product Action List
    Introduce available products by adding any number of pre-defined product groups.

Article content

These parts are the main building blocks for article content:

  • Article: Text section
    Write the main text content for your article. You may add an image, quote, tip, info box, person, button, table and expandable to this part.
  • Article: Images
    Add one or two images to your article.

The Text Section has a variety of side content to choose between

Text content on General page

These parts are suited to text content on Page General (the content type we use to create all pages that are not articles, i.e. does nor require long-form text content):

  • Text sets
    Create a set of 1-3 text messages with optional links (button).
  • Notice: Short text
    Add a short text to your general page. Contains optional link, tip and expiration date.
  • Unique Selling Points
    Tell our customers about 2-4 unique benefits with Gjensidige or our services.
  • Ticker
    Add a bold or quirky statement on the front page to show our brand personality.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • FAQ
    Create an FAQ part and add an illustration (optional) and any number of FAQ groups

Feed parts

Used only on gjensidige.builders until now, these parts use the content type Category to fetch and display pages or links.

  • Feed
    Display 1-3 columns with fresh content, such as content marketing articles, news, press releases or events.
  • Archive
    Create a complete archive of content with a shared Category, sorted by their publishing date.

Visual content

  • Video part
    Add a video from YouTube or Qbrick with optional title, description and link.
  • Infographics
    Use the chart content type to visualise and communicate complex or important sets of data.
  • Table
    Help users understand and read complex sets of data by structuring them into rows and columns.
  • Contact
    Use the Person content type to introduce a group of people on your page and let users know how to get in touch with them.

Parts overview

Get an overview of all the available building blocks in Content Studio and get to know each of them by reading their guidelines.

Stay up to date with the new designs

You'll find the designs for all parts in Figma. It is still a work in progress, and only the first version of many to come. As you know, websites are never finished!