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The Full Width<\/strong> page template is useful for adding content to a website page that needs to stand out its own without distractions. It doesn’t need complicated layouts to illustrate its purpose or diagrams and can be used for conventional golf club pages such as “About Us<\/a>” or “History<\/a>” sections.<\/p>\n

Best Layout Practices<\/h2>\n

This layout is best utilised when the paragraphs are kept short so the user isn’t presented with a wall of text. Try and keep these to about 3-5 sentences in length and keep adequate spacing between the paragraphs. Users respond best to short, succinct paragraphs and this should be reflected in your copy.<\/p>\n

Remember that the user will form an opinion on a website page within seconds, so aim for making the content as easy to read as possible!<\/p>\n

How do I make this interesting?<\/h3>\n

A good way to liven up your page is to break the content up into sections and use headings above each section. Logically structuring the content will make it more digestible and should keep the user’s attention when flicking through the website. Using headings is a good way to grab their attention and direct their focus to which sections are of interest to them.<\/p>\n

Bullet Points<\/strong>\u00a0are a great way to break information down into an easy-to-read structure.<\/p>\n