desktop, and stacking content on mobile vs. This requires the set-up different image styles for different breakpoints, as well as considerations concerning font sizes on mobile vs. Mobile responsiveness is an absolute requirement. As such, it should be a single component, with easy-to-understand options/controls, and it should be able to be created efficiently. A banner component needs to be easily accessed for nearly any landing or high-level page on a site. It should be able to provide options for design considerations such as, background colors, size, and location of images.This flexibility will allow the banner component to be re-used across different mediums on the site, without needing to repeat design elements or content. A banner should have the flexibility to contain different types of content or images. There are four factors to keep in mind when developing a banner component. Layout Builder is also built into Promet’s Provus® platform. Among the reasons for doing so is an increased emphasis within the Drupal community on Layout Builder. We're going to be building this banner component as a block, and it will be used within Layout Builder.
In this post, I’m going to provide a step-by-step guide concerning Promet’s process for creating a rock-solid banner component that meets all of the above criteria and more.
The question is: what makes a banner work, and how do we build it properly so that it is reusable, responsive, configurable, aesthetically appealing, and useful? There’s a lot riding on getting it right. Banner images are an essential element in effectively conveying the brand and the culture within a framework for design flexibility. We’re well familiar with the saying that “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” Nowhere is that more true than on a web page.
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