PatternsPage patternsArticle
Article
A long-form essay. The page that does the second-most work on the site.
Anatomy
- Hero. Eyebrow (topic), title, lede, meta (date, reading time, word count), no hero image.
- Body. 2-4 sections. Each section is a H2 and 2-4 paragraphs. No figures, no diagrams. Footnotes inline.
- Footer. A small "If this was useful" CTA, the share row, the related articles.
Rules of thumb
- No hero image. The first sentence is the first sentence.
- No figures. An article is prose; a case study has figures.
- Inline footnotes use superscript numbers, not parentheses.
- The footer CTA is "If this was useful, share it" — not "Subscribe to our newsletter" (this site has no newsletter).
The skeleton
article/page.tsx
<article className="article">
<header>
<p className="ds-page-eyebrow">UX Research</p>
<h1 className="ds-page-title">What 'cognitive distance' means in product design.</h1>
<p className="ds-page-lede">...</p>
<p className="article__meta">7 min read · 1,840 words · 2026-05-22</p>
</header>
<section>
<h2>...</h2>
<p>...</p>
</section>
</article>