Get to know the Building Blocks of Brand Portals
The Brand Portal offers you great flexibility in designing your pages. With a wide range of content blocks, you can easily structure your pages to suit your brand’s needs—whether it's dynamic hero sections, clear text areas, or impactful image displays. Read more about the different block types below for examples of how and when to use them.
Hero Block
This block is great to make a strong first impression, highlight key messages, or introduce your brand with a striking visual. It is often used att the top of the page since it’s perfect for capturing attention and setting the tone for your page.
Text Block
Use a text block to present key information clearly and consistently. It’s ideal for headings, descriptions, and formatted content, helping structure your message effectively.
Text & Image
A block presenting both visuals and text in a balanced way. Perfect for presenting examples of logo usage, typography or telling a story, where both elements need equal attention. Adjust the image size and position to fit your content.
Image Block
Use an image block to visually enhance your content. Perfect for showcasing brand imagery, product photos, or illustrations, with the option to add a caption for context. Choose from three sizes to fit your layout.
Cards
Cards lets you display content in a structured and visually engaging way. It's perfect for showcasing brand assets, listing guidelines, or linking to related resources.
Divider
The Divider block adds visual spacing between sections. Use it to create clear structure and rhythm on the page.
Video
The Video block lets you embed video content alongside text. A great way to bring your brand to life with motion and storytelling.
Colours
This block is used to showcase your brand’s color palette. Display color values in formats like HEX, CMYK, or RGB. Ideal for clearly presenting your visual identity.
Files
This block lets you mirror a folders content from your Mediaflow DAM. Visitors can preview and download files—if permissions allow—making it ideal for sharing logos, templates, and brand imagery.