Use Section Spatial when your attention is on one section of a page. The goal is to make that content group easy to understand and useful in its place on the page.
Focus on one content group
A section is a part of a page with a distinct role: introducing an offer, explaining a benefit, showing a project, or inviting a visitor to act. Section Spatial describes the level where you work with the elements inside that group.
This guide focuses on the section itself. For the order and relationship of sections across a page, use the separate Pages Spatial guide.
Give the section one clear job
Write down what the visitor should learn or do after reading it. A feature section may explain one benefit; a contact section may make the next step obvious. If the purpose is vague, the content often becomes a collection of unrelated details.
For example, a service section could state the service, explain who it helps, and offer a relevant next step. Keep the content tied to that one job.
Choose only the elements that help
Use a clear heading, concise supporting copy, and imagery only when it adds useful context. Group related details and make the main point easy to spot. Avoid repeating information that already appears elsewhere on the page.
Review the section at a smaller screen size too. Check readability, image crop, and whether the important link remains easy to find. There is no fixed layout that suits every type of content; clarity is the test.
Check where the section belongs
Once the section reads clearly on its own, consider its place in the visitor’s journey. Does it follow naturally from the previous section? Does it answer a question that has already come up? Is similar information repeated somewhere else?
This final placement check connects section editing to whole-page planning without losing focus on the section’s own purpose.
