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    By using standardised page types, we create a consistent aesthetic and user experience across our corporate website – no matter the content. 

    These page types are split into two categories:

    • business pages (for content that describes risks and our solutions and products)

    • company pages (for content about the company, e.g., About us, Investor relations, Media relations) 

    Below is an overview of page types, with live examples.

    Home page type

    Page goals

    • Quickly orient and inform users 

    • Guide them to more detailed content or sections

    • Strengthen our brand image

    Business page types

    For content about risks and Munich Re’s solutions and products. 

    Overview page types

    Risks is the only page type that has its own background colour (dark grey, instead of white). We do this to distinguish it from the other sections of the website.

    Use the upper (dark grey) part of a Risks page to talk about the specific risk, then use the lower half to talk about solutions.

    Page goals

    • Establish thought leadership

    • Guide to more detailed content or sections

    • Link to our portfolio of solutions

    Character of page

    • Editorial, explaining the overall challenge (risk) in a specific market segment (i.e. cyber risks). The reader will recognise their own pain points.​

    • Gives insights on challenges, trends, and developments for a specific risk. Teasers on the page link to the corresponding solution page(s).​

    Page goals

    • Explain our portfolio​

    • Generate leads

    • Guide to more detailed content or sections

    Character of page

    • Factual and straightforward, offering the Munich Re solution/product to a risk in a specific market segment ​(e.g. CyberOne in cyber risks).​

    • Offers users in-depth information on a specific solution, service, or tool​

    • Gives an overview of the solution portfolio

    Detail page types

    Risks is the only page type that has its own background colour (dark grey, instead of white). We do this to distinguish it from the other sections of the website.

    Use the upper (dark grey) part of a Risks page to talk about the specific risk, then use the lower half to talk about solutions.

    Page goals

    • Establish thought leadership

    • Link to our portfolio of solutions

    Character of page

    • Editorial, explaining the overall challenge (risk) in a specific market segment (i.e. cyber risks). The reader will recognise their own pain points.​

    • Gives insights on challenges, trends, and developments for a specific risk. Teasers on the page link to the corresponding solution page(s).​

    Page goals

    • Explain our portfolio​

    • Generate leads

    Character of page

    • Factual and straightforward, offering the Munich Re solution/product to a risk in a specific market segment ​(e.g. CyberOne in cyber risks). ​

    • Offers users in-depth information on a specific solution, service, or tool​

    Page goals

    • Lead users to one specific CTA for a limited timeframe​

    • Inform users about a campaign, event, or specific topic 

    Character of page

    • Not included in the navigation of the Munich Re website

    • Focuses on maximising conversion rate ​

    • Only temporary. Should not be used for products/solutions without a time limit.​

    • Avoid links which might distract users from clicking the CTA

    Page goals

    • Establish thought leadership​

    • Provide information on market development and trends​

    Character of page

    • Highly informative about market development and trends

    • Hidden in navigation of corporate website. Only reachable via Google/social media and links from risks and solution pages.

    Corporate page types

    For content about the company, e.g., About us, Investor relations, Media relations, etc.

    Overview page types

    Description

    • Only for entry pages in the company path, e.g. Investor Relations, Careers, Corporate Responsibility etc.

    • Opens with a large image to create impact, plus a slider with CTAs for key topics in the relevant navigation path

    Page goals

    • Quickly orient and inform users

    • Guide them to more detailed content or sections

    • Strengthen our brand image 

    Description

    • Only for overview pages in the company section, e.g. Central Procurement, Munich Re as an employer, Areas of expertise, etc.

    • The page can open with an image, but doesn’t have to

    Page goals

    • Quickly orient users, and inform them of the categories in this section of the CW

    • Guide them to more detailed content or sections

    • Strengthen our brand image

    Description

    • Has no other purpose than to route the user to more detailed sections or give an overview of those sections

    • May be used in any path

    • Limit the use of this page type by keeping navigation simple and direct

    Page goals

    • Guide users to more detailed content or sections

    Detail page types

    Description

    • Used for any in-depth content in the deepest routing level of the company section

    • Can be used for extra detail in Investor Relations, Media Relations, About Munich Re, Career and Sustainability.

    Page goals

    • Provide detailed information

    • Strengthen the Munich Re brand

    • Prompt users to get in touch 

    Main function

    • Contact

    Description

    • Only for Media Information in the Media Relations path

    • Includes "Time stamp" component showing release time and date

    Target group

    • Private investors

    • Institutional investors

    • Institutional analysts

    Page goals

    • Provide detailed information

    • Offer self-service

    Description

    • Only for Media Information in the Media Relations path

    • Includes "Time stamp" component showing release date

    Target group

    • Journalists

    Page goals

    • Provide detailed information

    • Offer self-service

    Description

    • Only for events and seminars

    • Includes "save the date” component 

    Page goals

    • Provide detailed information

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    Get in touch with the Brand Management team here