This test article demonstrates all 10 visual block styles from the new Figma design. Each block uses semantic HTML and data-block attributes that work with Custom CSS in Webflow.
Key Takeaways Block
The Key Takeaways block appears after the introduction to summarize main points:
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Mobile now dominates property search, making mobile UX the primary driver of conversion.
Top-performing apps focus on action, not exploration, reducing friction at every step.
Click-to-call is treated as a first-class CTA, signaling high user intent.
Conversion gaps are caused by hesitation, not by lack of leads or traffic.
Statistic Block
Use statistic blocks to highlight impressive numbers that support your argument:
Statistics help communicate impact and build credibility with data-driven insights.
Quote / Blockquote
Quotes add authority and break up long text sections:
"Users don't want to search longer — they want to act faster. Conversion in property apps happens when UX removes hesitation, not when it adds options."
Jenny Wilson, co-founder of Envol
Callout Block
Callouts highlight important information the reader shouldn't miss:
When most searches happen on mobile, UX speed becomes a conversion lever, not a nice-to-have. Mobile users make decisions faster — and abandon faster.
Table Block
Tables are great for comparing options or presenting structured data:
| UX Area | Underperforming Apps | High-Performing Apps |
|---|---|---|
| Primary CTA | Hidden behind multiple taps | Click-to-call visible on listings and details |
| User Intent Signals | Calls treated same as low-intent actions | Calls prioritized as high-intent leads |
| Friction Points | Extra steps, unclear labels, slow load | Aggressive removal of micro-friction |
| Decision Speed | Encourages exploration and comparison | Optimized for fast decisions |
| Context for Leasing Teams | No visibility into viewed unit | Full context passed with the call |
| Conversion Focus | Lead volume metrics only | Stage-by-stage conversion tracking |
| Mobile UX Strategy | Desktop UX adapted for mobile | Mobile-first interaction design |
Diagnostic Checklist
Use checklists for actionable diagnostic items:
Your visitor-to-lead conversion rate is below the 2.2% benchmark
Click-to-call is buried more than one tap from any listing view
You can't tell which property a caller was viewing when they dialed
Your tour scheduling flow requires more than 4 taps to complete
You have no session replay or heatmap data showing where users abandon
Push notifications are either disabled or sent to all users identically
You track lead volume but not stage-by-stage conversion rates
Your app store listing hasn't been updated in over 6 months
Mobile conversion rate is lower than desktop despite higher traffic volume
CTA Block
CTA blocks encourage reader action at key moments:
Not sure where to start fixing this?
Talk to our team about auditing your mobile conversion flow.
References Block
References provide credibility with source links:
REFERENCES
FAQ / Accordion Block
FAQ sections answer common questions with expandable items:
What is an NFT ticketing platform and how does it work?
An NFT ticketing platform replaces traditional tickets with blockchain-based digital tokens. Each ticket is unique, cannot be duplicated, and provides secure access to concerts or events. It also allows additional features like token-gated chats, fan communities, and secondary ticket sales with full transparency.
How much does it cost to build a custom online ticketing app for events?
The cost varies significantly based on features and complexity. A basic MVP typically ranges from $50,000-$100,000, while a full-featured platform with blockchain integration can cost $150,000-$300,000 or more. Factors include payment processing, user management, event management tools, and mobile app requirements.
Can you integrate blockchain ticketing with regular fiat payments?
Yes, modern NFT ticketing platforms support both cryptocurrency and traditional fiat payments. Users can purchase tickets with credit cards while still receiving NFT tickets. The blockchain components work behind the scenes, providing authenticity and transferability without requiring users to understand crypto.
What are the benefits of a music blockchain platform for event organizers and fans?
For organizers: elimination of ticket fraud, automated royalties on secondary sales, direct fan engagement, valuable analytics, and reduced reliance on third-party ticketing platforms. For fans: guaranteed authenticity, secure resale, exclusive perks tied to tickets, and collectible memorabilia that retains value.
Why choose a software development company to build a custom NFT ticketing solution?
A custom solution gives you full control over features, branding, and user experience. Unlike white-label platforms, you own the technology and can iterate based on your specific needs. Custom development also allows integration with existing systems and unique features that differentiate you from competitors.
Figure / Image with Caption
Images with descriptive captions help visualize concepts:
Conclusion
These 10 visual blocks provide a comprehensive toolkit for creating engaging, well-structured articles. Each block uses semantic HTML with data-block attributes, making them easy to style via Custom CSS in Webflow while maintaining clean, readable markup.
The blocks can be combined freely within an article to create variety and improve reader engagement. Key Takeaways should appear near the top, References near the bottom, and other blocks distributed throughout based on content flow.
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