Open Graph cards by website type
Storefront, SaaS, blog, portfolio, dev tool, agency — each category has its own sharing patterns. Find yours and copy the system.
E-commerce stores
PDPs, category pages and campaign landings — per-SKU cards that auto-refresh on price and stock changes.
SaaS & B2B
Marketing, pricing and changelog pages that need to look credible in every Slack and LinkedIn unfurl.
Blogs & newsletters
Independent blogs, Substack and Ghost sites — per-article cards generated at publish time from the headline and hero image.
Portfolios & personal sites
Designer, developer and creative portfolios — every project link gets its own little pitch.
Developer tools
SoonDocs, API references and release notes — terminal-flavored cards that earn the click in dev communities.
Agencies & studios
SoonPortfolio, case-study and client work pages — one shared style, dozens of unique cards.
By website FAQ
Why the website-type axis exists alongside page-type guides.
How is this different from the page-type guides?
Page-type guides answer 'what should THIS card look like?'. Website-type guides answer 'how do I build a system that covers every page on my site?'.
Which guide fits a multi-product company?
Pick the storefront most of your traffic lands on. SaaS for marketing+pricing+changelog; e-commerce for PDP-heavy catalogs; blog for content-first sites.
Can I mix patterns from two website types?
Yes. Most teams pick one base system and borrow one or two patterns from a neighbor — e.g. SaaS card system + blog's per-article variant for the /blog section.
Cover your whole site,
one card system
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