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✨ Develop the Image-Text Block Component #3316
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This is still in progress – the schema's pretty much complete and I just have the component to do now. There were one or two hold-ups including finding a bug with rich-text field embedded object lists, which I've done a minimal repro for and flagged with TinaCMS (see tinacms/tinacms#5323) |
TODO: Check how much those icons increase the bundle size |
The email capture portion has been extracted into PBI #3360 after a conversation with Betty, Louis and Caleb (currently we aren't sure about the usage). |
As per my conversation with Betty/Wicksie, fade-in on scroll animation can be added (similar to current site animations). |
The bundle size issue is the last thing Caleb and I are trying to troubleshoot before this is ready for review – other than that you can see #3369 for the implementation and staging env. |
cc @wicksipedia @isaaclombardssw @UlyssesMaclaren @adamcogan @miichaelsmedley @louisroa8189
Description:
Develop the Image-Text Block component for the Consulting Pages. This component should be highly flexible, allowing users to customise various fields (e.g., text, layout, buttons, icons, images). To ensure the UI remains clean and intuitive, group related options together (e.g., all button customisation options like text, link, and style under a single section) and use toggles to hide/show optional fields or elements. The design should prioritise usability and clarity.
Acceptance Criteria:
Tasks
Figure: Full Component - Desktop
Figure: Full Component - Mobile
Figure: Use Case - Hero Section
Figure: Use Case - Benefits
Figure: Use Case - Experts
Figure: Use Case - Single Case Study
Figure: Use Case - CTA
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