Sample guide: how a guide page looks
By Sergey Shesternev
Updated Nov 6, 2026 · 1 min read
In this guide
This text only shows how a guide looks on the page. The first paragraph answers the question in the title, so a reader who stops here still gets what they came for.
A heading that matches what people search
Regular text sits at a comfortable width for reading on a phone and on a computer. Here is a link inside the site, and here is a link to a source that opens in a new tab.
- A list keeps short facts easy to scan
- Each point stays on one idea
- Lists work well for what to pack or what to check
A smaller heading inside a section
Smaller headings split a long section without adding a line to the contents.
A table with several columns
| Trip | Arrive | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Short domestic flight | Sample value | Sample reason that takes a bit more room in the cell |
| Long international flight | Sample value | Sample reason that takes a bit more room in the cell |
| Busy holiday weekend | Sample value | Sample reason that takes a bit more room in the cell |
A quote and a numbered list
A quote or a tip stands apart from the text around it.
- Numbered steps suit anything done in order
- The numbers come from the Markdown file
- The writer doesn't need to think about the layout
What's in the Markdown file
Everything above comes from one Markdown file in web/content/guides.