Rich Blocks
Say it as a diagram instead of a paragraph.
What It Is
A rich block is a small, structured piece of design: a headline statistic, a comparison of options, a sequence of steps, a timeline, a grid of metrics.
You do not build one in the resource drawer. Choosing Rich Block as the type opens the Rich Block Editor, which has live preview and a form for the template you pick.
Why It Matters
Some things are unconvincing as prose and obvious as a picture. A three-way plan comparison is a table. An implementation schedule is a timeline. A result worth leading with is one big number.
Rich blocks let you prepare those once, properly, and reuse them — rather than rebuilding the same comparison by hand on every proposal.
How It Works
Pick a template, fill in its fields, and save. The block is stored as structured content rather than as an image, so it stays sharp at any size and can be restyled without being remade.
Rich blocks render where there is a browser to render them — principally deal pages, where they are part of what makes a proposal worth reading. They are not sent in emails or text messages.
Examples
Stat Highlight
One number, given room to land.
Comparison Table
Options side by side — plans, tiers, before and after.
Process Flow
A sequence of steps, in order.
Timeline
What happens when, across a schedule.
Metric Grid
Several figures together, as a set.
