A printed front page, on the web
Dainik - Template 1
Dense and ruled, like a printed front page. A serif masthead, stories stacked by importance, and hairlines instead of floating cards.
presssetu.inThe front page
presssetu.inA story
presssetu.inOn a phone
Who it is for
A daily that thinks in column inches. Stories are stacked by importance rather than by recency, so the desk's judgement about what leads is what a reader sees first. It reads as a newspaper to an audience that has been reading one for thirty years.
What you can see in it
- A serif masthead, set in the paper's own script
- Hairline rules between stories instead of floating cards
- The lead story given the width it is worth
- Sections that keep their order down the page
- Languages
- Hindi, Urdu and English, with Urdu composed right to left in Nastaliq
- Everything else
- The same newsroom, archive, e-paper, structured data and sitemaps as every other template. The design is the only thing that changes.
- Changing later
- Switch design from the console at any time. Your stories keep their addresses, so nothing you have already earned in search is lost.
The other designs
On your masthead
See Dainik - Template 1 with your own name on it.
Set the paper up, put your colours and logo on it, and look at it before you pay for anything.