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Blog List Layout

A blog feed with category filters and article cards.

What's in it

• Blog Heading: Latest insights and product updates
• Blog Cards: Stack of article preview cards with image and metadata.

The brief your agent gets

This is how the section appears in a UIPrompt brief: each component with its prompt, position and role, so your agent builds the section as planned instead of guessing. In a project, the brief also carries your exact copy, your brand and your stack.

# Blog List Layout [order: 0]

- **Blog Section** [x: 0, y: 0, order: 0]
  - **Prompt:** A blog feed with category filters and article cards.
  - **Blog Heading** [x: 48, y: 64, order: 0]
    - **Prompt:** Latest insights and product updates
  - **Blog Cards** [x: 48, y: 152, order: 1]
    - **Prompt:** Stack of article preview cards with image and metadata.

Get the prompt for your stack

The same section written for a specific stack, with each component mapped to its framework and component library.

Use it in three steps

1. Open the editor and drag Blog List Layout from the section library onto a page. It lines up with the other sections on a 12-column grid.
2. Double-click a component to add your own copy. Your agent uses it word for word.
3. Your agent builds the page from the brief, over the UIPrompt connector or from a pull request to your repo. It works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf and Gemini CLI.

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