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What makes up an Isomer site

Everything that makes up an Isomer site

Updated over 4 months ago

An Isomer website is made up of the following:

  1. Homepage

  2. Navigation bar and footer

  3. Folders (for content organisation)

  4. Content pages

  5. Collections


Homepage

The homepage is what your website visitor will see if they were to access it directly (e.g. typing in www.isomer.gov.sg in the address bar of the browser).

This is where your website’s main content is introduced and highlighted. This is also where your brand identity is communicated This section serves as the central hub of your website's user experience.


Navigation bar and footer

The navigation bar and footer is the primary method your website visitor will use to navigate through the different content you have organised.

The navigation bar is positioned consistently at the top, whilst the footer, as the name suggests, is positioned persistently at the bottom.


Folders

Folders are used to group related content pages together.

By organising content pages into Folders, it can help:

  • you manage your content in Isomer Studio better

  • your website visitors navigate related content in your website


Pages

Pages, as the name suggests, is where your website visitors will browse though all the content you put up on your website.

Pages consists of customisable areas that allow you to structure your content to best serve your website visitors’ needs.


Collections

Collections are special folders that contains external links and article-layout Pages that can be tagged by category(s) or year, allowing your website visitors to browse by filtering content.

Collections are ideally used for showcasing publications, press releases, or any content that needs to be organised by tags.

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