Open a showcase with an intro pin
Lead with an intro pin—bold heading and subheading—for polished showcases and pinboards before metrics and narrative blocks.
Showcases without a clear opener feel like random pins. An intro pin sets title and subtitle on a styled hero block—the first pin viewers see before charts, tables, and story content.
Example: showcase intro pin
Why intro pins?
Instant orientation
Viewers know what they’re looking at in two lines.
Brand-consistent header
Reuse the same intro pattern across showcases.
Pairs with everything below
Follow with stat cards, timeline, or Markdown pins.
Getting started
Write a heading (initiative name) and subheading (audience or timeframe). Create an intro pin at the top of your showcase layout. Keep subheading under one line for mobile shares.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Intro vs Markdown H1?
Intro = styled hero component; Markdown = flexible doc body.
Multiple showcases?
Duplicate the intro pin pattern with new copy per audience.
Dark/light themes?
Intro styling follows your workspace theme.