Blog, reviews and team

Blog posts: src/content/posts/

---
title: How to find your driver at Northfield International
description: Where to meet, what the name sign looks like, and what happens if your flight is late.
date: 2026-10-21
author: Priya Shah
category: Travel tips
image: post-airport.jpg
imageAlt: Travellers walking through an airport arrivals hall
---
Write the post here in Markdown. Use ## for headings.

• Posts are listed newest first, and each one gets its own page at /blog/<file name>/.
• draft: true keeps a post off the site until you’re ready.
• The RSS feed is at /rss.xml.

The posts block shows the latest posts. Use variant: featured for one big post with the next ones beside it, or variant: grid for cards. Set how many with limit, and filter with category.

Reviews

Reviews are written in the block itself, so you choose exactly which ones appear:

- type: reviews
  variant: summary
  rating: { value: 4.9, count: "12,400", source: App Store & Google }
  items:
    - { name: Hannah Lee, detail: Airport transfer · Oct 2026, rating: 5, text: "Flight landed late and the driver was still waiting." }

Variant	What it shows
summary	Your overall score on a yellow panel beside the review cards. Set rating.
cards	Reviews in a grid.
quote	The first review, big, on its own.

Use real reviews from real riders, with their permission. Each reviewer shows as their initials, so no photos are needed.

Team

- type: team
  variant: grid
  items:
    - { name: Ana Ruiz, role: Head driver trainer, image: team-1.jpg, text: "12 years on Northfield nights." }

variant: compact shows initials and names without photos, which suits a larger team.

FAQ

- type: faq
  variant: split
  items:
    - { q: How do I pay?, a: "By card or cash to the driver, or in the app." }

• The first question starts open.
• The split variant adds a “Still have a question?” panel with your phone number and WhatsApp.
• Each FAQ block adds FAQ structured data for search engines. If a page has more than one FAQ block, set schema: false on all but one.