Industry / Sector Page

The Industry page (/:lang/industries/{industry-slug}) is the editorial sector hub. It is NOT a filter result — it is a first-class surface that combines editorial reporting with cross-module signals from Startup Showcase, Opportunity Radar, and Founder Profiles.

Route + purpose

Pattern: /:lang/industries/{industry-slug} (lowercase, dash-separated). Example: /en/industries/health-technology. Eight industries are seeded at launch: health-technology, financial-technology, artificial-intelligence, education-technology, e-commerce, venture-capital, logistics, sustainability.

Sections (A–J)

A · Breadcrumb

Home → Editorial → Industries → {Industry name}. Industry is breadcrumb parent for all child article pages — NOT topic.

B · Industry hero

Name, editor-written description, counts (articles / topics / countries), CTAs ("Read latest", "Follow this sector"). Hero image at 16:9 from Industry.heroImageUrl.

C · Featured in sector

Largest editorial card on the page: most-recent article with isFeatured=true in this industry, fallback to latest.

D · Latest in {industry}

3-col grid of 9 cards, full ten-field metadata, sorted by publishedAt DESC. Excludes the featured article.

E · Related topics

Chip row of topics that actually have articles in this industry. Each chip links to /:lang/topics/{slug} with industry filter preserved.

F · Connected startups

Up to 6 cards from Startup Showcase, filtered by industry AND mentioned in editorial. Hidden if empty.

G · Connected opportunities

Up to 4 cards from Opportunity Radar filtered by sector. Hidden if empty.

H · Connected founder profiles

Up to 6 mini-cards from Founder Profiles, filtered by sector. Hidden if empty.

I · Most read in {industry}

Ranked 5-item list scoped to this industry. 2-col fill on lg so the right side is never empty.

J · Newsletter

Reuses <app-inline-signal-cta context="editorial"> with the industry pre-selected.

Critical rule

Cross-module sections (F, G, H) sit in the MIDDLE of the page, never at the top. The industry's editorial coverage is the page identity; startups/opportunities/founders are supporting context.

Data source

GET /api/industries/{slug} → { industry, featured, articles[], topics[], relatedStartups[], relatedOpportunities[], relatedFounders[], mostRead[] }. The shape is documented in the API contracts sub-topic.

JSON-LD

CollectionPage subtype, name and description from the industry record, inLanguage from the active locale, about: { @type: "Thing", name }.