Report
Use for long, text-heavy content that generally not updated after publishing.
Goals | Publish long City reports. These reports would have typically be provided as PDFs. This web-friendly format makes documents easier to access, searchable and mobile-responsive compared to PDFs. |
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Audience | People with a special interest, such as activists, people who work in the field, and others with a professional or personal interest in public policy. |
How it works | Copy-paste your report content into the Body. A table of contents is automatically generated from any Heading 2s in the Body. Currently, Reports are not automatically connected to or pulled into other page types. |
Examples | https://sf.gov/reports/november-2021/digital-accessibility-and-inclusion-standard https://www.sf.gov/reports/march-2023/learn-about-rent-increases-san-francisco https://www.sf.gov/reports/february-2016/digital-services-strategy |
URL | sf.gov/reports/month-year/title-of-report |
Sections
*required
Title*
Date*
Spotlight/Summary
Printable PDF
Body
Headings
Body text
Images
Tables
Pull quotes
Table of contents/sections
Training links
Notes
In the future, we envision the ability to add interactive data dashboards (ie. PowerBI embeds) to Reports. However, Reports have a specific publish date, and we would expect the data to be static and not updated. This is one of the differentiations from Data stories.