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Building a Simple, Modern Blog Layout (Without a Framework)
By Tailored AI · · 6 min read
A clean blog post section you can paste anywhere
This sample uses a simple two-column layout: image on the left, text on the right. It’s responsive by default (wraps nicely on smaller screens) and doesn’t require any CSS file.
Why this layout works
For most blogs, readability matters more than fancy interactions. A two-column hero section creates a strong first impression: it sets context visually and gives the reader a clear summary before they commit to the full article.
- Fast to load: no external stylesheet required.
- Easy to customize: replace the image, title, and text only.
- Mobile friendly: it wraps using
flex-wrap: wrap.
A simple content structure
A “proper” blog post typically follows a predictable pattern: hook, problem statement, approach, steps, and a short conclusion. Below is a sample section that looks good and reads well.
“If readers can’t scan your post in 10 seconds and understand what they’ll get, most won’t continue.”
Step-by-step: What to change
- Update the
<h1>and intro paragraph. - Replace the image URL and improve the
alttext. - Edit tags, author, and date.
- Add sections with headings and short paragraphs.
Tip
If you’re posting into a CMS, most editors accept HTML blocks. If not, move the styles into a CSS file and keep the markup clean.
