Begin your secondary page by adding a title and hero options.

As you build out your webpage, get in the habit of incrementally previewing your changes before the page becomes too big. Making small, concentrated adjustments and saving your revisions are part of a smooth website building process.

Begin your secondary page by adding a title and hero options.

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Secondary pages often contain a lot more information than first-level landing pages.

Consider adding a secondary navigation with guiding links to help users get an overview of the page's content. The secondary navigation appears right below your hero.

Secondary pages often contain a lot more information than first-level landing pages. Consider adding a secondary navigation with guiding links to help users digest your content.

The top portion of your secondary page is the most important area to a website user. It's acceptable to have a lengthy page with lots of information but the top of your page should give clear intent and provide guidance.

Reference [component styles](https://rccldemo.rutgers.edu/rccl-user-guide/components) and choose the best fit for your content.

- None -
White
Black
Blue
Light Gray
Red
Teal
Pale Teal
Pale Yellow
Pale Blue
Dark Gray

Continue adding components based on your page's content plan. Remember that about **75% of users never reach the bottom of your page**. Prioritize the first few components for your most important content and give directions early on if users need to go elsewhere to find relevant content.

Continue adding components based on your page's content plan. Remember that about 75% of users never reach the bottom of your page. Prioritize the first few components for your most important content and give directions early on if users need to go elsewhere to find relevant content.

As your secondary page grows, remember to visually separate blocks of content by using complimentary colors, dividers, and compact components. Components like the link grid, accordion, animated 50/50, and rich text can store a lot of information without being overwhelming for users.

The bottom portion of your secondary page is a great place to call attention to relevant supplementary links and direct users for further help.

As an option, you can utilize the people collection component to direct users to relevant contacts, or a sticky promo to catch their attention.

When you're done building your page, give one final preview before committing and saving your changes. You can keep your page in draft mode (only visible to logged in users) or publish the page for all users.

Always write good revision notes before saving so you can easily reference previous page versions.

For more RCCL best practices and information, visit <https://rccldemo.rutgers.edu/>

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This guide provides a walkthrough of a typical RCCL secondary page build.

Creating a Secondary Page