Webvision Cloud gives you control of your content and how to display it.
All areas of the site’s navigation, from the main navigation to the footer links, are controlled via the content management system and can be easily and quickly configured changed and updated.
SPIN is a term used to describe how Webvision allows new, fully-responsive landing pages to be created quickly by non-technical website managers using grids that can also be selected and varied easily.
Webvision Cloud story pages are very flexible in their display options. Layouts can be easily configured to place emphasis on text or images, and to incorporate video, audio and infographics.
Utilising the powerful open-source enterprise search engine SOLR, the search results allow for facets on content type, category, and date. The SOLR Search results list all stories found matching the search criteria activated by the user from the global free text search box.
The biography page builds dynamically, and is linked from story byline credits and contact names. As well as individual or company contact details, it also automatically links to content credited to the same author or supplier.
This page is used to display staff contacts and their details grouped by department. For staff members who author content, the contact details can also link to their biography pages.
These two linked pages build automatically as new content is added and categorised or given byline credits. They provide links to all stories with the selected category or byline.
If configured, this optional page is linked to the A-Z subjects and authors pages and lists story content grouped issue. If applicable, cover images can be attached to each of the issues.
Microsites is an optional Webvision Cloud module for creating multiple mini-sites within the same parent domain, each with their own main navigation and branding.
The email newsletter comes as part of the Campaign Monitor integration. The responsive email newsletter template ensures that your email campaigns will look good on any device.