Creating a First-Level Landing Page

In the RCCL, there are several “landing page” content types that can be used to create first-level pages and beyond.  A “first-level” landing page refers to any webpage that can be clicked to from your main site navigation.

First-level pages help users learn the most important parts of your website in a digestible, easy to follow layout. These pages do not need to contain an exhaustive array of content, but instead should help users find the most important content first, and provide clear pathways for secondary information.

This guide will walk you through a typical first-level landing page build in the RCCL and provide recommendations for your website project.

Landing Page Options in the RCCL

The RCCL features many content types ideal for main landing pages. Review each page design and see what kind of heroes and components work best for your project.

→ Review Landing: Marketing Demo Page
→ Review Landing: Informational Demo Page
→ Review Landing: Secondary Demo Page

Keep in mind that your first-level landing pages should be similar in design and layout – Users will feel more comfortable when jumping between main navigation pages and will intuitively know where important content is located.