Standardization Test: New Article Format & Embeds
A demonstration of the new standardized article format, including typography, quotes, and social media embeds.
The Standardized Heading Structure
This is a paragraph demonstrating the standard body text style. It should be legible, with good line height and spacing. We are aiming for a clean, editorial look that matches major sports publications.
Subheadings for Context
Subheadings allow us to break down complex stories into digestible chunks. For example, when discussing a game, we might break it down by quarters or key plays.
"This is a blockquote. It is used to highlight key quotes from coaches, players, or significant figures. It should stand out from the rest of the text."
— Generic Coach Name
Social Media Integration
We can now seamlessly embed social media posts directly into the article body. Here is an example of a tweet:
Instagram Embeds
Similarly, we can embed Instagram posts to show player highlights or team announcements:
Lists and Formatting
Here is what a standard unordered list looks like:
- Key point number one regarding the game strategy.
- Another significant observation about player performance.
- Final takeaway for the upcoming season.
And bold text for emphasis, along with italics for nuance.
Process Notes & Methodology
Testing the new article rendering engine.
Standard intro test.
Used the new formatting guidelines.
Wrapped up with social embeds.
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