Lead Story component
Top page element designed to get readers to scroll further down the page
Sitecore components are the building blocks of a page. Each component meets Connecticut’s content, accessibility, and design standards and is tested to work on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Use the links below to learn how to use each component. Each page includes guidance, examples, and job aids for CT Sitecore authors and administrators.
View visual examples:
Open the Sitecore Component Library (PDF) to see how components appear in different layouts and styles.
Story components
Story Group component
One lead story with at least three related stories
Feature Content Card component
Highlight and link to key pages or resources using three or four cards, often with images
List components
Link List component
Displays links in organized lists with headings. Use it to group related resources, services, or pages.
Link List Group component
Organizes multiple link lists into larger topic sections. Use it when you have several categories of related links on the same page
Accordion component
Organizes content into expandable sections that customers can open or close. Use this component to break up long pages or reduce visible text
Tile components
Tile Card component
An alternative way to display linked content in boxes with headline, teaser, and optional icon
Tile Card List component
Groups of tile cards organized by categories, presented in a stacked grid of rows
General components
Multistep component
Grouping of a single topic and description with multiple related links
Image component
Add images to help explain information or add visual interest to text-heavy pages
Video component
Embedded video from a streaming sources such as YouTube or Vimeo
Non-components
Code snippets
Custom code solutions that have been developed and thoroughly tested by the UX/UI Design Dept.
