A simple universal layout for informational pages, projects and programs. Keep the title at the top, then tell the story below using text and images.
Welcome to the hub for the Literacy-Innovation Connections project, funded in part by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services and piloted in 10 small rural libraries.
Librarians and children had great fun piloting the program, and the materials produced and refined for the pilot are now available to public and school libraries across the country.
This block is ideal for the first important section of a page. It can explain the idea, background, goals or context of a project without making the page feel like a database.
The image beside the text can be a photo, illustration, screenshot, infographic or any visual connected with the content.
For the next section, the image moves to the left. This small change gives the page rhythm without creating a completely different layout for every piece of content.
Use as many of these blocks as needed. Two or three are usually enough for a standard subpage.
This variation works for a key illustration, project diagram, screenshot or program overview. It remains part of the same visual system, so the page still feels consistent.
Copy this page, change the title and text, then replace the example images. Remove any block you do not need. The layout works equally well with one, two or several sections.
Choose a pathway, discover a resource and inspire the next young innovator.