Defines how Hibu One supports catalogs of products, rentals, or inventory using blog-based listing pages. Covers client management, tag-based filtering, template restrictions, and limits such as external checkout only and locked listing layouts. Search terms: product listings, inventory pages, catalog listings.
Meta description tags define the supporting summary that appears beneath a page title in search results. This guideline explains Hibu One standards for writing effective meta descriptions, including recommended length, front-loading key messaging, sentence-case formatting, and page-type variations.
Title tags define the primary headline of a page and serve as the clickable title in search results. This guideline outlines Hibu One standards for writing titles, including the 55-character target, keyword placement, business name rules, and page-type formatting variations.
Header Background Imagery: The header must remain clean, readable, and brand-forward. Solid colors, subtle gradients, and low-detail textures are supported. Busy photos, people, text, or high-contrast imagery that interfere with logo or navigation are not allowed. Readability and usability always come first.
Taglines (brand slogans or statements) are not permitted in the header to protect layout clarity and mobile performance. They may be placed in the hero, section headlines, image captions, or integrated naturally within body copy across homepage, service, about, and service area pages.
Additional Header Phone Numbers replace the single header number with a Contact/Call button that opens the pre-built Multi-Phone Pop. It supports up to 10 numbers, displays in two columns on desktop/tablet and one column on mobile.
Hibu One supports one button in the top right of the desktop header. The default CTA may be swapped for a client-requested action or HTML embed. It does not appear on tablet and is not shown on mobile by default. Third-party code may not match site styling and will not be modified by Hibu.
Brief summary of the blog post topic, highlighting the primary question, insight, or takeaway. Provides enough context to inform readers while encouraging them to click through and read the full article.
Brief summary of the blog post topic, highlighting the primary question, insight, or takeaway. Provides enough context to inform readers while encouraging them to click through and read the full article.
Brief summary of the blog post topic, highlighting the primary question, insight, or takeaway. Provides enough context to inform readers while encouraging them to click through and read the full article.