freeform on mobile

This page is a demo site for Big Sur Parks & Rec, built on the Streamline platform. What you’re seeing is essentially the standard public-facing layout: a header with navigation, language selection powered by Google Translate, contact info, and several dropdown menus for governance, activities, services, updates, and content categories like the staff directory and blog. It’s meant to look and feel like a real agency website, even though some links and content are clearly placeholders (like “Demo” and the generic phone number).

On mobile, all of this is wrapped inside an iframe within the Streamline admin interface, which is why you also see the top admin bar with options like “My Streamline,” “Content,” “Submissions,” and the little icons for Settings, Edit, History, and Share. That overlay is the editor shell; the actual public site is the “Big Sur Parks & Rec” content inside the iframe. The “Toggle menu” items you see in the markup correspond to the collapsible mobile navigation sections that open and close when tapped.

At the bottom of the page, there’s a typical civic-style footer: copyright, location (CA), phone number, privacy and accessibility links, and a “Powered by Streamline” credit plus sign-in and mailing list links. There are also two modal patterns represented in the markup: a generic search results overlay and an “You Are Leaving This Website” external-link warning dialog. Those are standard UI components that Streamline provides so districts can warn users before sending them to non-district sites.