Position type

In Landing Page design, positioning styles such as Default, Pinned, and Sticky play a crucial role in optimizing user experience and enhancing the page's effectiveness. Below is an explanation of each style and its applications:

1. Default

How it works: Elements appear naturally according to the standard HTML/CSS flow.

Applications in Landing Pages:

• Used for basic content like text, images, or information blocks.

• Most of the content on a Landing Page utilizes this style for neat and manageable layouts.

Examples: - Product or service descriptions. - Introductory images or supplementary content blocks (e.g., testimonials).

2. Pinned (Fixed)

How it works: The element remains fixed at a specific position on the screen and does not move when the user scrolls.

Applications in Landing Pages:

• Fixed Navigation Bar: A menu that stays visible at the top or bottom of the screen for easy navigation.

• Fixed Call-to-Action (CTA): Buttons like "Sign Up Now" or "Buy Now" that are always accessible for interaction.

• Quick Contact Form: A small form fixed at the corner of the screen for quick customer access.

Examples: - A "Sign Up Now" button fixed at the bottom-right corner of the screen. - A contact icon (e.g., phone or chat) that remains static.

3. Sticky

How it works: The element "sticks" to a position as the user scrolls past it, but only within a specific section of the page.

Applications in Landing Pages:

• Sticky Header: A header or main menu that stays visible as users scroll, ensuring easy access to other sections of the page.

• Sticky Table of Contents: Useful for long content, allowing users to quickly navigate to different sections.

• Sticky Call-to-Action (CTA): A button or promotional information that follows the user while scrolling to maintain visibility.

Examples: - A navigation bar that remains visible after scrolling past the top section of the page. - A pricing table header that stays fixed while scrolling through the pricing details.