Editor Experience
Creating a page is effortless, especially with a great editor.
The Blueprint editor experience makes it easy to use the visual editor to create the layout of the page and populate it with content. You can embed content from your Blueprint site or from external sources, like this video, in a couple of clicks.
The resulting pages will be accessible, mobile and search engine friendly, by default.
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If you're looking for a simple, fast, and easy-to-use platform to create an ambitious nonprofit website, Matrushka Blueprint may be perfect for you.
Our platform makes it quick and easy to create ambitious sites so you can focus on your nonprofit's goals and making a difference.
In this page, we'll explain the tools you would have as a communicator and the kinds of things you can achieve quickly, without involving developers.
Layouts are the containers you use to build pages in Blueprint.
They let you create content (pages, blog posts, resources and resource collections) in any shape you want. You can have sections with one, two, three or four columns and each of them has a header and footer.
Once you create layouts, populating them with Paragraphs that you can move by dragging is very easy.
Pages, Resources and Blog posts are made out of content fragments that can be text, image, video, slideshow and more.
We call each of this fragments a Paragraph —that's what they are called in Drupal. Paragraphs populate Layouts.
Basic Paragraphs let you add content fragments to build your message.
Embed Paragraphs let you bring content from other sections of your Blueprint site — or from elsewhere in the web — into your content. Create content once; use it everywhere.
Basic Paragraphs
- Rich text
- Image
- Video
- Slider
- Logo carrousel
Embed Paragraphs
- Embed blog post
- Embed resource
- Embed collection
- Card with link
- Embed URL
Pretty straightforward: what you see on the editor while creating content is what you get on the site. If you see a blue button, your final audience will see it as well.
Having a set of default styles on the editor (featured paragraph, headings, buttons to choose from...) will also prevent any deviations from the organizations' style guide.
Wouldn’t it be great if your new website was ready to use in three weeks and was just what you needed?