Microcontent

Microcontent refers to small, reusable content components designed to highlight key messages, actions, or information. These elements are flexible and can be used across various page types to enhance user engagement and improve content clarity. This flexibility helps maintain visual consistency while drawing appropriate attention to the content. This page listsall available microcontent types in a stacked format. Each example includes guidance on how best to incorporate it into your site.

Microcontent Types

Microcontent, such as accordions, can utilize light or dark backgrounds to match the page tone and enhance contrast, making the content easier to read and visually distinct.

Example of a light and dark Accordion

Accordion

Expandable sections ideal for organizing large amounts of content in a compact space. Best used for FAQs or layered information.

Example of a light and dark Accreditation

Accreditation

A structured block for displaying accreditation details, often used on program or department pages.

Example of a light and dark Link Collection

Link Collection

A simple, clean layout for grouping related links. Ideal for resource hubs or quick navigation.

Example of a light and dark Promo

Promo

A visually engaging block used to promote key content, events, or calls to action.

Example of a light and dark Statistics

Statistics

Highlight key data points or achievements using bold, visual formatting. Great for impact statements or annual reports.

Example of a light and dark Video Promo

Video Promo

A block designed to feature embedded video content alongside a short description or call to action.

Example of a light and dark Visual Link Collection

Visual Link Collection

A group of visual links presented together—typically in a grid or card layout—to create a visually engaging landing page. It’s used to guide users toward key content areas through imagery and intuitive navigation.