Building a work page with blocks

A work page isn't a single video with a caption — it's a stack of content blocks you arrange top to bottom. After you add your first piece of media, the block builder is where you turn it into a real page.

The block types

You have two kinds:

• Text — three presets: Heading, Heading + body, or Body. Use these for the intro, section titles, and the story behind the work.
• Media — image, video, or gallery. Add as many as you need; mix stills and clips in whatever order tells the story. On the published page, visitors can click any image to view it fullscreen.

Stack them however you like — a heading, then the hero video, then a body paragraph, then a gallery of process shots. There's no fixed template.

Editing the stack

• Add a block and pick its type.
• Reorder blocks to change the flow of the page.
• Delete any block you don't want.
• Start with several images at once — on the first upload screen, drop multiple files together and they become one gallery block, in the order you dropped them.
• Convert an image to a gallery — open an image block's settings and hit Convert to gallery to turn it into a gallery with that image as the first slide, then add more. A gallery that's down to a single slide can go back the other way with Convert to single image.

Two blocks that do extra work

Order matters for two of them:

• The first text block becomes the entry's meta description — the snippet shown in search and link previews. Lead with a clear sentence about the work.
• The first media block becomes the card thumbnail on your profile and across the library. Put your strongest visual first.

When the page reads well top to bottom, save it. New work starts as a draft — see Saving work as a draft.