stages gives each stage a row: a large thin number and the stage name on the left, site tiles on the right, a thin rule above each row. table is one sheet with a grey header row (Stage, Site, What it covers, Posts) and merged stage cells. timeline hangs rings on a horizontal step line on wide screens with each stage’s site links listed beneath, and turns vertical on a phone.
It is meant for hubs of around ten sites chosen by baby stage. stages shows site intros most prominently, table fits everything in one view, timeline stresses that the order is a time flow. In stages many rows hold only one or two tiles, so the right side looks empty.
Use it when — Variants 3
- stagesStages When each stage has two or more sites — stage | site boxes.Used by 4: babyfood, birthprep, milestone, newborn
- tableTable When at-a-glance comparison matters most — stage | site | what’s inside | posts.Used by 3: babyplay, babysick, toddlerfood
- timelineTimeline When the order of stages (pregnancy → newborn → first year) is the key information.Used by 4: babysleep, feeding, vaccination, 허브