The above screenshot is of a website about the Winchester House in California. It groups history of the house separately from the history of it's owner. It also has a place where a person can buy tickets to go see the house. They are grouped using a picture and small text below.
The above Facebook event is advertising a trip to Halloweekends at Cedar Point that is happening through Bluffton University. The date and description are grouped separately from one another. Those who are going appear under a bold heading to the left.
On TheOnion news website, there are several headlines in bold print grouped with and image and a brief preview of the article.
This is a website that sells chef knives. There is one main picture, and the "Featured Product" is grouped apart from that main picture. It is in a bright blue color to make it stand out.
This is a poster advertising a previous City and Colour concert. The majority of the top part of the image is devoted to the image of City and Colour, with the band name being bold and in interesting font. Directly above that is "Foundation Presents" in a small but all caps print. Below is "plus guest" in small print, but it is the same color as "City and Colour" which indicates it belongs with the band name and "Foundation Presents" is a separate entitiy. The rest of the information that is needed is grouped at the bottom of the poster and set on a blue background so it is easier to read. The address is the same font/color/bold as the location "The Plaza Theatre."
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