Featured Talk Highlight
A bold featured talk layout pairing a large title with imagery and key facts. Draws extra attention to your most notable conference appearance.
A bold featured talk layout pairing a large title with imagery and key facts. Draws extra attention to your most notable conference appearance.
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Featured Talk Highlight opens with a centered section header: an outline badge, a large bold heading, and a short subtitle. Below that sits a wide card containing a full aspect ratio hero image with a dark gradient overlay that anchors a role badge, the talk title, and the event name directly over the photo. Under the image a four column metadata row shows date, location, duration, and audience count, each with a small icon label. Two content sections follow: a prose overview paragraph and a two column bulleted list of topics covered. A button in the bottom right corner links to the full talk details. A second section beneath the featured card lists other recent talks as horizontal rows, each pairing a thumbnail on the left with title, event name, role badge, date, and location on the right, plus a ghost link button. A separator leads to a closing call to action centered below.
Every piece of content is independent. You can rewrite the section header, swap the featured talk image and copy, adjust the four metadata fields, add or remove topic bullets, and edit the list of secondary talks without affecting the overall structure. The closing call to action can be removed entirely if the speaking page already has a dedicated contact section.
This block works well as the centrepiece of a dedicated speaking page for a developer tools company or open source project maintainer who wants to foreground one landmark conference appearance while still surfacing a handful of other recent engagements in the same view. It handles the full page better than a simple spotlight because the secondary talk rows give visitors historical context without navigating away.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio page:
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The block is built around one signature talk paired with a short list of supporting appearances. A few ways to populate it:
Tip: keep the topics list to four items so the two column grid stays balanced and the card does not grow too tall on smaller screens.