First, we set up the Dragonfly Blueprint. A Blueprint is a customizable, purpose-built form with fields for object information. For our exhibition, that meant tombstone information (title, date, medium, etc.) and label text.

After adding and arranging our fields, we downloaded the Dragonfly Blueprint CSV template, which comes with column headings that correspond to the field labels.

We added data to the CSV and uploaded it, automatically creating 21 objects.

For the objects we added, we see the fields from the Dragonfly Blueprint and the corresponding information.

Next, we uploaded image files, adding a caption, alt text, and rights information for each. You can also upload audio, video, pdfs, etc.

When this object is added to the exhibition, its data and assets will come along.

When we created the Dragonfly exhibition, we selected the Dragonfly Blueprint, which automatically added our objects (along with info and assets).

In the Object Manager, we sorted the objects into sections. Once arranged, objects appear on their respective section pages, and all objects appear in the checklist.

Then we set up our preferred Object Layout, selecting the information fields we wanted to display, and styling the look and feel. Here, we show the primary image on the left, with tombstone information and label text on the right. We selected options to include captions below the images and to allow zoom functionality.

When you click an object in the published exhibition, either on the section page or the checklist, information and images will use this layout.