Essays
How I Outline Without Killing the Story
Index cards, a corkboard and a rule: the outline is allowed to change.
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201 elements · 925 sections · Works with free Elementor
ULTRAKIT · WIDGET #133
Archive Posts shows the posts of whatever archive a visitor is on — the blog page, a category, a tag, an author, a month or a search. Build one template with free Elementor and every archive uses it.
6 layouts8 archive headersauthor cardcategory chipssearch highlightingload moreinfinite scrollfriendly “nothing found”
NEWS & MAGAZINE BLOG · BLOG HOME
A photo cover made from the newest story, with breadcrumbs, the article count, category chips to jump around, the newest story big across the top and page numbers at the bottom.
photo covercategory chipsmagazine layoutpage numbers
Blog
The Weekly Journal
1080 articlesUpdated October 5, 2026
Beauty
A Simple Skincare Routine That Actually Works
Cleanse, moisturize, protect — and skip the 12-step routine.
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Style & Decor
Seasonal Wedding Flowers That Look Expensive (But Aren’t)
Peonies, garden roses and the art of the loose bouquet.
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Strength
Strength Training 101: The Five Moves That Matter
Squat, hinge, push, pull and carry — a full-body plan in five exercises.
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Road Trips
Route 66 in Ten Days: Chicago to Santa Monica
Neon motels, slow diners and the stretches of the old road that still feel like 1955.
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Basketball
High School Basketball Preview: Ten Teams to Watch This Winter
A returning state champion, two transfer stars and a small-town team that nobody wants to play.
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AI & Robots
Schools Test AI Tutors — With Teachers Firmly in Charge
Twelve middle schools are trying chat-based math help this fall. Here’s what students and teachers think so far.
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NEWSPAPER · MAGAZINE · PHOTO BLOG
A newspaper masthead with section tabs, a title beside the lead story, and a photo mosaic of the newest posts — the stories in the header are left out of the list below.
newspaper mastheadlead storyphoto mosaicbreadcrumbsupdated date
Newspaper masthead · section tabs
Category
Business
Growth, hiring and money lessons from small US companies and the people who run them.
5 articlesUpdated September 22, 2026
Business
How to Present Bad News to a Board Without Losing the Room
The slide order matters more than the words. Here is the structure we now use for every hard conversation.
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Business
What We Told the Team the Day We Missed Our Target
No spin, no blame — just the numbers and the plan. Here is the all-hands script that actually rebuilt trust.
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Business
Pricing Strategy: Stop Guessing, Start Testing
We raised prices three times last year. Revenue went up every time. Here is how we knew it was safe…
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Category
Technology
Tools, launches and plain-English explainers for people who build on the web.
5 articlesUpdated September 22, 2026
Lead storyReading Code Faster Than You Write ItSeptember 6, 2026
Technology
How Our On-Call Rotation Stopped Burning People Out
Fewer pages, better handoffs, and a rule that no one is ever on call alone — here is what changed.
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Technology
What We Learned Migrating 2M Users to a New Stack
Zero downtime, one very stressful Saturday, and a rollback plan we thankfully never needed to use.
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Technology
A Practical Guide to Shipping Faster Without Breaking Things
Feature flags, staged rollouts, and the one code-review rule that cut our incident count in half.
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Category
Travel
Road trips, city guides and weekend escapes across the United States and beyond.
5 articlesUpdated September 22, 2026
Travel
Solo-Hiking the Alps for the First Time
What nobody tells you about hiking alone — the good parts and the one mistake that nearly ended the trip.
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Travel
48 Hours in Kyoto: A Slow Travel Itinerary
No bullet-point checklist — just the three neighborhoods worth wandering and the one temple worth the early alarm.
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SEARCH RESULTS · “DESIGN”
The searched words are highlighted in every title and excerpt, beside a tidy list with the photo on the left — so people find the right article in a glance.
split headerlist layouthighlighted wordsnewer / older links
Search
Results for “design”
371 articles
Design Notes
What I Learned Designing for a Food Bank
Volunteer tools have to work on old phones, fast.
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Fresh Ink
Flash Day: Small Designs, Walk-Ins Welcome
Twenty designs, first come, first inked.
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TECH BLOG · CATEGORY PAGE
A big centered title with the category’s own description, three cards per row and a “Load more” button that adds the next posts right here — no page reload.
centered headercategory descriptioncard gridload more
Technology
Tools, launches and plain-English explainers for people who build on the web.
5 articles
Technology
Reading Code Faster Than You Write It
Most of an engineer's week is spent reading, not writing. Here is how we train for that on purpose.
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How Our On-Call Rotation Stopped Burning People Out
Fewer pages, better handoffs, and a rule that no one is ever on call alone — here is what changed.
Read moreTechnology
What We Learned Migrating 2M Users to a New Stack
Zero downtime, one very stressful Saturday, and a rollback plan we thankfully never needed to use.
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TRAVEL PHOTO JOURNAL · TEXT ON PHOTOS
For travel, food and photography blogs: the first story takes a big tile, the rest sit beside it — titles float on a soft dark fade.
overlay layoutbig first tiledark skin
LIFESTYLE BLOG · MASONRY
Cards of different heights fall into place like a mood board, on warm paper with flat cards — and the next posts load on their own as you scroll.
masonrywarm paper skinflat cardsinfinite scroll
Guests & Etiquette
The 12-Month Wedding Planning Checklist
What to book when — from venue to thank-you notes.
Running
Couch to 5K: Your First Nine Weeks
Walk, jog, repeat — the gentle plan that turns non-runners into runners.
National Parks
National Parks Will Use Timed Entry Again Next Summer
Reservations open in April. Here’s how to get one — and when to go to skip…
Pro Football
Pioneers Rally From 17 Down to Win the Season Opener in Double Overtime
A rookie quarterback, a blocked punt and a 52-yard field goal turned a blowout into the…
Reviews
The Best Budget Phones of the Year, Tested for Three Months
You don’t need to spend $1,000. These five phones under $400 surprised us with their cameras…
U.S.
City Council Passes $2.1 Billion Transit Budget After Late-Night Vote
The plan adds three bus rapid-transit lines and keeps fares flat through 2028 — but leaves…
WRITER’S ARCHIVE · MINIMAL
A calm list for writers, newsletters and changelogs: a date badge that lights up on hover, the category and the title — nothing else.
minimal layoutdate badgesplain headerpage numbers
Business
Growth, hiring and money lessons from small US companies and the people who run them.
5 articles
CARD STYLES
Soft shadow, thin border, flat or frosted glass — plus any accent colors, corner roundness and gap.
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Thin border
Frosted glass
NOTHING FOUND · FRIENDLY EMPTY STATE
When a search finds nothing, visitors get a search box and the most popular topics instead of a blank page.
search boxtopic suggestionsyour own wording
Results for “wedding cakes”
Reception
Wedding Cake Trends for Next Year
Fresh fruit, textured buttercream and smaller cakes.
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EVERY ARCHIVE, ONE DESIGN
This demo site’s blog, categories and search already use templates built with Archive Posts. Try them.
1
Build it once
Templates → Add New → Section. Drop in Archive Posts and pick a layout, header and pagination.
2
Pick it
Customize → UltraKit Theme → Blog → Blog & archive design (and, if you like, a separate Search results design).
3
Done
The blog page, every category, tag, author, month and search now use your design.