Full-width introduction, one to two sentences per point – keep it brief:
- What is this project about?
- Why is it happening?
- Why should the reader care? Consider using a slideshow if it helps persuade.
- What important terms need defining? Define them inline, in context. Avoid a separate block for definitions.
Possibly replace with "what you need to know" summary block
What's happening
Full-width latest update:
- What's going on with this project?
- What are the calls-to-action?
Upcoming design shift: primary content block
Examples below.
Open houses: What do you think of ____?
What's the open house about? Why should people attend?
Open house information displays 
(5 MB)
Event date and time
Event location
What happens next?
Survey: What do you think of ____?
What's the survey about? When does it end? How will people's responses help the project?
What happens next?
What we heard
What was our consultation activity, including dates? What are the top things we heard?
What happens next?
Public hearing
What's City Council deciding on?
Event date and time
Event location
What happens next?
Get updates
Contact us
Project area
Full-width description:
- Where is the project exactly?
(Optional)
If the project has multiple areas, use an accordion to describe each area in more detail.
Key issues, themes, or recommendations
(optional)
Accordion
Timeline
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Date
Phase 1 title
Short description
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Date
Phase 2 title
Short description
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Date
Phase 3 title
Short description
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We are here
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Date
City Council decision
Short description
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Date
Implementation
Short description
View past updates and documents from the consultation phase of this project (link to old consultation phase page, now demoted as a child page of this delivery phase page)
Related projects
(optional)
What projects relate to the broader policy context? Use a large icon per project
