Sample Project Page – PAGE TEMPLATE
Start the post with 30 to 75 words. This should be top-line information that gives the reader what they need to know in order to understand the photos that follow–and it should make them want to keep looking.
Subsequent text should be distributed throughout the page in larger chunks. Aim for full paragraphs of at least 70 words. If you have too little text between images, it will be easy to miss, or it might be confused for a caption. Me re volenda sitem evereraturio magnam sunt oditibus pro molorempe et eumquun deriorum repudam es ea simodi ipsa debis dissincto con et ma sin ratistem. Nam quis que eum rerrovid maiore si omniminihil istius cullend erepre, qui voloria tecestiae nus nullatempor ad mo occaes aceptat.
Cluster images in groups of 2 or 3. Vary the width so you don’t have more than two consecutive images that are the same. For full width, use images that are 16:9 (1920 x 1080 px). For 3/4 width, use 16:9 or 5:4 (minimum 1350 x 1080 px, landscape orientation) images. And for 1/2 width, use 4:5 (minimum 864 x 1080 px, portrait orientation) or 1:1 (minimum 1080 x 1080 px, square). Me re volenda sitem evereraturio magnam sunt oditibus pro molorempe et eumquun deriorum repudam es ea simodi ipsa debis dissincto con et ma sin ratistem.
Subsequent text should be distributed throughout the page in larger chunks. Aim for full paragraphs of at least 70 words. If you have too little text between images, it will be easy to miss, or it might be confused for a caption. Me re volenda sitem evereraturio magnam sunt oditibus pro molorempe et eumquun deriorum repudam es ea simodi ipsa debis dissincto con et ma sin ratistem. Nam quis que eum rerrovid maiore si omniminihil istius cullend erepre, qui voloria tecestiae nus nullatempor ad mo occaes aceptat.
Sometimes, a one- to two-sentence paragraph can serve as a conclusion to the story and signal to the reader that they have reached the end of the page.