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Posted on: 8/16/2022 9:51:32 AM | Back | PrintHave you ever clicked on a news article on social media, only to find yourself still on that website twenty or thirty minutes later, a dozen articles deep? That never-ending loop of articles helps these news giants keep you engaged with their content for longer — and you should create this same type of user experience on your website.
And for schools and districts looking to keep families engaged with key topics like distance learning, crisis communications, and COVID-19 related updates, using this kind of page structure is essential.
In this example from Spring Branch ISD in Texas, the panel on the right includes additional news stories called “Top Headlines” to further encourage the website visitor to read more.