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These website pages showcase Builder's content blocks combined in successful, real-world applications.
Boundaries - Learning Grief
This colorful page with a short hero has great use of containers with columns, background colors and patterns, blockquotes, embedded media, an aside, slider cards, and a channel listing.
Little League - Bellisario College Student Media
Stories on the Student Media site are composed directly in Builder by students. This one features images, headings, blockquotes, quick facts, and an image gallery.
Department of Graphic Design - A&A
This page is a blend of custom styling and standard blocks. Use of containers define segments of the page and channel listings import data including degrees, spotlights, directory entries, facilities, related news, and student work.
Who uses our site builder?
Our site builder powers offices, colleges, research centers, and initiatives across Penn State. WPSU's own grant-funded projects are constructed with Builder, too.
Builder WebsitesOnePager Sites
Sometimes it only takes one well-executed page to deliver your message. In other cases, websites with one page or very few pages can serve as "brochure" or "light" sites when you want to introduce your concept to the world, but require additional time to develop a full, in-depth website. To create content for a OnePager, distill your concept down to its fundamental ideas with questions like:
- What is the message you want to convey?
- What do visitors need to know?
- What do you want visitors to do?
Fullers Overlook
A video- and image-heavy landing page introduce Fullers Overlook and link to forms for visitors to express interest in the property.
Student Media Consortium
This OnePager serves as a landing page for five organizations, linking to each organization's website while providing a central contact and unified messaging.
Virtual Commencement
A page for the Virtual Commencement in Spring 2021 served as a hub for graduates, their families, academic units, ceremony programs and special thanks.
VTLD
VTLD leverages the inverted pyramid of information, beginning with the broadest, most widely appealing information at the top, then narrowing the focus toward the bottom of the page.