Call to action

It is always nice (and good for conversion) to show a ‘Call to action’ on your page: a short text, leading to a button and a related image. An example of such a ‘Call to action brick’ can be found at the bottom of most pages of this website. It is the block titled ‘Get started with Hugobricks today!’.

Use this brick

Write it as the last section of the page — a heading, one paragraph, one button and an illustration:

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## Get started with Hugobricks today!

Experience the future of web development with Hugo and stackable content bricks.
Build lightning-fast static sites with ease and flexibility.

{{< button "Get started now" "/get-started/" >}}

![](/uploads/illustrations/cuate/server.svg)

The cta rule in params.sections matches a last section that holds both a button and an image, which is what picks this brick.

Page-specific content

The CTA used to live in one file and be repeated on every page. It is now written out per page, so a page that wants a different closing message simply writes a different one.