How to Create an Elegant Process Page with Divi’s Architecture Firm Layout Pack

Every week, we provide you with a new and free Divi layout pack which you can use for your next project. Along with every layout pack, we also share a use case that’ll help you take your website to the next level.

This week, as part of our ongoing Divi design initiative, we’re going to show you how to create an elegant process page using Divi’s Architecture Firm Layout Pack. To create this page, we’ll reuse elements that are already present within the layout pack and modify them along the way. We’ll also create a vertical ‘divider’ or ‘timeline’ that will create a connection between the steps and will help your visitors follow the process. You can create as many steps as you need for your process using this method. Let’s get started!

Preview

Before we dive into the use case tutorial, let’s take a quick look at the end result on different screen sizes:

Part 1: Create New Page Using Architecture Firm Landing Page

Step 1: Create New Page & Switch over to Visual Builder

Start by creating a new page, giving your page a title and switching over to Visual Builder.

Step 2: Upload Architecture Firm Landing Page

We are using the Architecture Firm Layout Pack‘s landing page to create the process page. It’ll help us maintain the same style and it’ll also save us a lot of time. Go to your premade layouts, scroll down until you come across the Architecture Firm Layout Pack and use the landing page layout.

Step 3: Remove Unnecessary Sections

This landing page contains quite a few sections. Go ahead and delete the ones you don’t think are necessary. We’ve deleted the following sections from our layout:

Part 2: Modify Process Step Section

Step 1: Locate Section We’ll Use & Modify

The one section we’ll definitely reuse during this tutorial is the following one:

Step 2: Change Section Spacing

Start by opening the settings of this section and add ‘0px’ to the bottom padding of it.

Step 3: Remove Image Module

Remove the Image Module in the first column next.

Step 4: Change Column Structure

And change the column structure into a row with one column only.

Step 5: Change Row Spacing

Open the row settings and add the following custom padding:

• Top & Bottom Padding: 60px
• Left & Right Padding: 50px (Tablet & Phone Only)

Step 6: Add Box Shadow to Row

We’ll also add some box shadow to our row to create depth. In this tutorial, we’ve enabled the first box shadow without modifying its default settings.

Step 7: Change Text Alignment of Text Module #1

We want to center all the modules of this row, starting with the first Text Module. Open its settings and enable center Text Orientation.

Step 8: Remove Negative Left Padding of Divider Module

Open the settings of the Divider Module next and remove the negative left padding in the spacing settings by adding ‘0px’ instead.

Step 9: Use Center Module Alignment for Divider Module

We’ll also use center Module Alignment for this Divider Module.

Step 10: Change Text Orientation of Text Module #2

Next, open the Text Module containing all the info and use center Text Orientation.

Step 11: Change Sizing of Text Module #2

We’ll also make the width of this Text Module smaller on desktop using the following settings:

• Width: 54% (Desktop), 99% (Tablet & Phone)
• Module Alignment: Center

Step 12: Use Center Module Alignment for Button Module

The last module in your row, the Button Module, needs center Button Alignment as well. At this point, all of your modules are centered and we can move on the next part.

Part 3: Add Vertical ‘Divider’

Step 1: Add New One-Column Row to Existing Section

The next part of this tutorial focuses on connecting the different steps to one another. We’re going to use a Text Module for that and place it in a new row right below the previous one we’ve edited. Choose the following column structure for it:

Step 2: Modify Row Spacing

Before adding any modules, open the row settings and add ‘0px’ to the top and bottom padding of this row.

Step 3: Add Text Module to New Row

Continue by adding a Text Module to the column of this row. We’re going to use the following characters within the content box that’ll appear as a vertical line once we’re done editing it:

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Step 4: Text Settings

There’s one thing, in particular, that’ll help you make this Text Module overlap rows. We’re talking about the Text Line Height. The default value presses your content together when there’s a huge Text Size involved. So, don’t modify the Text Line Height value and use the following text settings instead:

• Text Font Weight: Ultra Bold
• Text Color: rgba(194,171,146,0.04)
• Text Size: 600px
• Text Orientation: Center

Part 4: Clone Section as Frequently as Needed

Step 1: Clone Section

We’re done with the first process step! One section contains all the needed elements. Go ahead and clone this section as many times as you need (depending on your number of steps in the process).

Step 2: Change Content

Of course, you can change the content according to your own website. We’re using the first Text Module to indicate the step and the second Text Module to tell more about that step and its role in the process.

Step 3: Remove Vertical Divider Row of Last Process Section

Once you hit the last section, and thus the last step, on your page, you will need to make some small modifications to it. First of all, we’re going to remove the row containing our vertical divider. We don’t need this row since there’s no other step following this section.

Step 4: Remove Zero Bottom Padding From Last Section

We’ll also remove the ‘0px’ bottom padding that was assigned to the bottom padding of the section. This will allow for the box shadow to show up at the bottom as well.

Preview

That’s it! We’ve gone through all the steps. Let’s take a final look at the result on different screen sizes:

Final Thoughts

In this use case blog post, we have shown you how to create a stunning process page using Divi’s Architecture Firm Layout Pack. You can personalize this process page and include as many steps as you need. This use case is part of our ongoing Divi initiative where our design team shares a new layout pack with you each and every week. If you have any questions, make sure you leave a comment in the comment section below!