Section-Based Page Architecture in Titan Web: Building Reusable Landing Pages

Section-Based Page Architecture in Titan Web: Building Reusable Landing Pages

The fastest way to build professional landing pages in Titan Web is to think in sections, not in individual controls. A section is a self-contained horizontal block – hero banner, feature grid, testimonials carousel, pricing table, FAQ accordion, or CTA strip – that can be composed into any page layout. This approach makes pages faster to build, easier to maintain, and consistent across your entire Titan project.

The Standard Section Library

After building dozens of Titan landing pages, we have identified 10 section types that cover 95% of landing page needs:

SectionPurposeTypical Layout
HeroFirst impression, headline, CTAFull-width background + centered text + button
FeaturesProduct/service capabilities3-column grid with icons
StepsHow-it-works process flowNumbered 3-4 column layout
TestimonialsSocial proofCard carousel or grid
PricingPlan comparison2-3 column cards with CTA buttons
FAQCommon questionsAccordion (collapsible)
StatsKey numbers4-column counter layout
CTA BannerConversion pushCentered text + prominent button
Logo BarTrust signals (clients/partners)Horizontal row of logos
FormLead capture2-column: form left, benefits right

Building a Section in Titan

Each section is built as a Titan Strip element. A Strip is a full-width horizontal container that holds your content. Inside the Strip, use Stack elements (flex containers) to create columns and rows. The pattern is:

  1. Add a Strip element with full viewport width
  2. Set the Strip background (color, gradient, or image)
  3. Add a Stack inside with max-width 1200px and auto margins (centers content)
  4. Inside the Stack, add your columns (1, 2, or 3 column grid)
  5. Fill each column with Typography, Image, Button, or Form elements
  6. Set responsive overrides: 3 columns on desktop → 1 column on mobile

Page Composition Patterns

Once you have a section library, landing pages become a matter of composition. Common patterns:

  • Lead generation: Hero → Features → Steps → Form → Testimonials → FAQ
  • Product launch: Hero → Features → Pricing → Comparison → CTA Banner
  • Service page: Hero → Stats → Features → Case Studies → CTA Banner → FAQ
  • Event registration: Hero → Steps → Form → FAQ

Best Practices

  • Alternate section backgrounds – white, then light gray, then white. This creates visual rhythm without needing borders.
  • Keep consistent padding – 60px top/bottom on desktop, 32px on mobile for every section
  • One CTA per section maximum – multiple buttons create decision paralysis
  • Hero image: objectFit contain – preserves aspect ratio across all screen sizes
  • Copy sections across projects – once a section is built well, reuse it in every new page

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