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👉 Here's a cloneable template for using Schema in Webflow.

Your job postings will feature prominently in Google searches, listed right there in the results dynamically. It hooks up to your CMS collection and once set up you should have little to no maintenance.

The cloneable here is just a showcase of how it might look and is not exhaustive in all the possibilities out there. But it's a base to get you started :)

-> See the custom code section in the CMS collection page

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Stay tuned to more cloneables on https://twitter.com/EmilVillumsen

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Check out José Ocando's Youtube video on Schema where he'll guide you through each line of code https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTqi1l0Qzv4&t=888s

Structured Data Job posts

Structured Data Schema in Webflow | Jobs

Here is an example of an FAQ page with FAQPage schema applied with Microdata markup using an accordion-style interaction.

https://schema.org/FAQPage

FAQs with Schema

faqs-with-schema

The Beachcomber is a tiki bar specialising in Rhum Agricole and delicious tropical-themed cocktails right at the heart of Central London. Tiki bars are generally garish and fun, filled with plenty of colours, bamboo and other Polynesian inspired decors. To communicate this, I decided to use flat design and create a parallax scene for the hero section on the homepage. Structured data has been incorporated throughout development.

The Beachcomber

The Beachcomber – London's House of Agricole

Smith-Cordell Design

Döner Shack, a German street food restaurant group spread throughout the UK, will have more than doubled their locations by the end of this year. Recently, they felt it was time to upgrade their website. 
This website had to prioritise function yet be interactive and fun. Schema.org vocabulary was used for organisation, restaurants, FAQ and menus. Utilising the Webflow CMS as a backbone, the website will be easy for Döner Shack’s team to update in the future.

Döner Shack

Döner Shack — From Berlin With Love

This is an example of an FAQ page that uses FAQPage schema with Microdata markup and an accordion-style interaction. The original version was created by Nigel Payne, but I've made some changes by connecting the questions and answers to a CMS Collection.

FAQs

FAQ page with schema accordion-style + CMS.

Adam and Eve is a farm-to-table pub and restaurant in Northumberland, United Kingdom. This build includes CMS powered food and drink menus that match their print pdf counterparts, while also behaving responsively for good UX on mobile. Structured data has been incorporated where possible to include restaurant, faq, event, and even menu schema.

Adam & Eve

Adam and Eve Alnwick

Fern is a luxurious restaurant and bar open all day, every day, located within the Ten Degrees tower. The concept for the venue is that the atmosphere and offering would evolve throughout the day into the evening — from breakfast to a nightcap.

To get the message across, Smith-Cordell Design used storytelling and interactions on the homepage to communicate their evolving offering throughout the day while providing call-to-actions to different menus and table reservations. Interactions throughout the site give a sense of luxury. The food and drink menus were built responsively using HTML and CSS — rather than relying on PDFs — to adapt to different screen sizes providing a better user experience (UX). The website was built using a custom CMS, allowing Bart & Taylor to edit the website and keep their menus up to date.

fernlondon.co.uk

Fern backup

Fern — From dawn 'till dusk

Sweven.design

This is a simple site with an on-site & technical SEO focus that we designed and launched for a local law firm.

Light on animation & interactions, leaning into clean and user-friendly design for load speed with some Schema data under the hood to help out in SEO.

Troy M. Moore, PLLC

Law Office of Troy M. Moore

Mr Fox is an award winning elevated gastro pub and cocktail bar located in Croydon, England. This build includes CMS powered food and drink menus that match their print pdf counterparts, which also behave responsively for good UX on mobile. Structured data has been incorporated where possible to include restaurant, FAQ, event, and even menu schema.

Mr Fox

Mr Fox Public House

Farside Web Development

This is a website we redesigned and moved from WordPress.  There were some pain points on responsive items, but we got through it.  We are also working on an SEO plan and hope to continue filling out the content.

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