Every page on business.gov.au has a page header designed to help the user quickly understand what the page is about.
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Breakpoints:
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The long description can be used to briefly describe the contents of the page.
The long description can be used to briefly describe the contents of the page.
Published: 21 June 2022
The long description can be used to briefly describe the contents of the page.
Breakpoints:
To see designs for other breakpoints please view this page on a larger screen.
Apply your brand specific colours and images to the base page headers shown below.
The long description can be used to briefly describe the contents of the page.
Last updated: 21 June 2022
The long description can be used to briefly describe the contents of the page.
Page headers are used on all page layouts.
Layout: All layouts
The header content area is 8 grid-columns wide.
The coloured header container is 12 grid-columns wide.
The gradient background extends full width of the viewport.
The header content area is 10 grid-columns wide.
The coloured header container is 12 grid-columns wide.
The gradient background extends full width of the viewport.
The content area is 12 grid-columns wide.
The coloured header container is 12 grid-columns wide.
The gradient background extends full width of the viewport.
Layout: All layouts
The content area is 12 grid-columns wide.
The coloured header container is 12 grid-columns wide.
The gradient background extends full width of the viewport.
A page header helps users understand what the content of the page is about and its relevance to them. It includes the primary H1 (page title), a label and a supporting page description.
These differ from all other headers. They use a plain English title as the H1, and the grant name is displayed in the label field – this is also the page title in this case.
Pops up like cooked bread in a toaster.
Toasts can be left aligned or centered depending on the page context.
Pops up like cooked bread in a toaster.
Toasts can be left aligned or centered depending on the page context.
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