The first paragraph of the article. This is the introduction: present the topic, state the problem and explain why it matters right now. Paragraphs are spaced automatically, so no extra margins are needed.
The second paragraph. You can add links to sources, highlight key points in bold and use italics for terms and titles.
Section heading
Section text. Long articles read better when they are divided into parts with second-level headings.
Text after the photo. Continue the argument, giving facts, dates and reasoning.
The text of the quote. Usually one or two key ideas, either pulled out of the article or taken from a source.
First Last, source or position
Text after the quote. Here you can carry on or return to the main line of argument.
Another section
A little more text to show the rhythm of the page. Replace this block with your real material.
The closing paragraph of the article, where the author draws conclusions.