Media-centric components require an image or video, either as content or a background image.

  • Captioned Media: Captioned media is a component that allows you to provide context to an image or video, typically within custom content. Captioned media allows you to display a caption and/or a citation.
  • CTA Feature: A CTA feature is a large, succinct typographical feature with a CTA button and a prominent background image. You can add a brief description.
  • Media Feature: A media feature focuses on media — an image or video — as the focal point. It requires a heading and description, and can have a CTA, displayed as a link or a button.
  • Media Slab: A media slab is a full-width image or video with a caption and/or citation.
  • Sign-Up Feature: A sign-up feature is a large media-centric component used to collect emails. This component has a title, a brief description, an email input, and a prominent background image.
  • Split Feature: A split feature contains two or three cards over a background image. The cards can either be featured cards or linked cards.
  • Video Embed: A video embed is a standalone, media-centric component that features an embedded video a heading, description, and optional share icons or call to action.

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Learn about Captioned Media in Aggie UX 101 Module 4 Chapter 2.

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