# Service Pages # When to use a Service Page They show the title, summary and the sub-pages, without a summary. Image description: Lambeth Council's Births Service Sub-landing Page. Bins (Brighton & Hove) (opens new window).Cycling and walking (Lambeth) (opens new window).They automatically pull in the title and the summary of the page they're linking to. Think of them as chapters of a book, giving the user the option to browse everything in that section. They usually sit a level below a Service Landing Page. Service Sub-landing Pages are index pages that link out to other pages. # Service Sub-landing Pages # When to use a Service Sub-landing Page Image caption: in the screenshot from the LGD demo site, the action links have a green background and the information links have a green background. Tasks can be tagged as either "Action" or "Information" - these may display differently depending on how your theme is set up. Monitor this over time and change it according to users' needs. # Using Common Tasks on landing pageĬommon task links allow quick access to high priority tasks within a section.Įngage with the service team to understand what the top tasks are within a section and use analytics to see what pages users engage with most.
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Summary: Household recycling and rubbish collection service and collection times, what you can recycle, how to report a problem, and street cleaning.
Read the guidance on summaries (opens new window). It should include what a user can do and find out in the section. Your summary should provide more information than what the title suggests. The Service Landing Page will be linked to from the homepage of the website. Image caption: A screenshot of Croydon's Children, young people and families Service Landing Page, showing the title, an introductory paragraph, two common task links and a list of links to Service Pages and Service Sub-landing Pages, each displayed with a title and summary. Children, young people and families (on Croydon) (opens new window).Adult social care (on LGD demo site) (opens new window).Use a Service Landing Page for the homepage of a section. # How to: Creating Service pages # Service Landing Page # When to use a Service Landing Page Brighton & Hove: Rubbish, recycling and streets (opens new window).Lambeth: Bins and recycling (opens new window).Croydon: Adult health and social care (opens new window).LocalGov Drupal demo: Adult health and social care (opens new window).Other content types in the LocalGovDrupal distribution can also optionally be linked into service sections and referenced from Sub-landing Pages. Service Status - an optional additional type for providing updates about a the status of a service.Service Page - the basic page that can be placed in a service, and on a Service Sub-landing Page.
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