Link list groups work well when you have many links with related but separate forms of content in descending order or importance or in different categories. By grouping the lists according to an overarching theme and breaking them down in subgroups, you can better organize sections by intuitive groupings. That way, the user can more easily find specific content. Any time you have many, many walls of links of varying important, using a link list group provides a simple and efficient way of presenting information. For example, you would title the group “IT Services.” Then, give an overall description. Then, you’d group a list of links under the group title “Collaborative Software.” Then, devote the next subgroup to “IT Help Desk,” and so forth.
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Usage
Link List Group titles and descriptions are optional, but provide some context if the included link lists don't immediately seem associated. Like the Link List component, lists within groupings can be displayed in one, two, or three columns. Use keywords in your headers and make the most of your page’s ability to attract traffic. Headers are a great place to add search engine-optimized (SEO) keywords or phrases.
Variations
IT Services
Provide a brief description of all content here and briefly talk about what this entire list contains. In this case, the group title and text are concerned with IT Services.
Collaborative software
First, briefly introduce ONE of the services, like “Collaborative Software.” Second, describe this subgroup here on this line. Finally, provide an alphabetized list of links to services below.
IT help desk
Introduce another subgroup, like “IT Help Desk.” Describe the subgroup here. Then, arrange alphabetized links of each of the services below.
