Example portals: what your website looks like
This is what your publishing house's website looks like when Adpressa delivers it. The ten layouts are real pages of the system, with invented texts and example photos. Have a look at what suits your house. The example portals are in German.
NewsThe structure of a news site: a strip of the latest items, a large lead story with a side column and an image grid for each section.View example
ClassicThe calm standard: light cards in a grid, section blocks with a colored line and a large lead story.View example
CompactQuick to scan: numbered headlines in dense lines, the section as a small label and the time on the right.View example
Local newspaperA classic regional newspaper: masthead in a serif typeface with a double rule, densely set columns with fine lines.View example
TabloidLoud and bold: huge headlines, colored labels and several large lead stories one below the other.View example
MagazineGenerous like a magazine: large serif headlines, plenty of white space and the lead story as a wide cover story.View example
Picture magazineAn image-driven feature page with large tiles, little text and plenty of space.View example
BlogA calm reading page in a narrow column: large cards without borders and plenty of white space.View example
Trade portalFactual and clear: navigation as a column on the left, articles as a list one below the other, calm typography.View example
Tile portalLanding page for associations and service providers: the sections as large colored tiles, calm cards below.View example
Good to know
- All texts and names are invented, and every example page says so in a banner. The photos are example photos from Pexels (Pexels license), the photographers are credited below the images.
- Login, search and paywall do not exist in these fixed example pages. We show you how they work in the live portal in the demo.
- Every web channel has its own layout. A publishing house can run several websites, each with its own look.
- On request, FHC+P adapts the layout to your brand at portal launch: logo, colors, fonts and sections.