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CTA Compact

The CTA Compact is a small, self-contained call-to-action designed to live inside the article sidebar. It promotes newsletter subscriptions, downloadable guides, or other conversion actions without disrupting the reading experience. The warm background (#F9DFAE, --semantic-color-surface-warm) provides gentle visual distinction from the surrounding content.

This component uses naluma design system tokens (Plus Jakarta Sans font, burnt sienna palette).

BEM class: .tinnitus-cta-compact


PropertyValue
WidthFills parent (typically 280px sidebar)
Layoutflex column
Gap12px
Padding20px
Border radius8px
Background
#F9DFAE (--semantic-color-surface-warm)

PropertyValue
Font size16px
Font weight600
Color
#3D2E2A (--semantic-color-text-primary)
Line height1.3
PropertyValue
Font size14px
Font weight400
Color
#7A6560 (--semantic-color-text-secondary)
Line height1.5
PropertyValue
Font size14px
Font weight600
Padding10px 20px
Border radius6px
Background
#A55838 (--semantic-color-action-primary)
Text color#FFFFFF
Hover background
#914D31 (--semantic-color-action-primary-hover)
Alignmentflex-start (left-aligned, not stretched)

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In sidebar context (280px)

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  • One CTA per sidebar. Placing multiple CTAs creates decision fatigue. If both a newsletter and a download are needed, alternate between article pages.
  • Keep titles to 3-4 words. The compact width (280px) means long titles wrap awkwardly. “Stay informed” works better than “Subscribe to our weekly newsletter.”
  • Description should be one sentence. The CTA is a nudge, not a sales pitch. One clear sentence explaining the value is sufficient.
  • Button text should be an action verb. “Subscribe”, “Download”, “Get started” — not “Learn more” or “Click here”.