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Leave Output JobPosting Schema off when SW Careers Basic displays several openings on one careers listing page. Google requires JobPosting markup on a page dedicated to one job and specifically says not to place it on a list of jobs, so the module’s multi-job output is not eligible for Google’s job-search experience. If each opening has its own detailed page, add complete JobPosting markup to that individual page and make sure the visible job information matches it. Validate the final URL with Google’s Rich Results Test and follow its JobPosting structured data requirements.
SW Phone Animation AI Products is a page section that pairs typewriter-style messaging with changing icons on a device image. Larger screens show a hand holding the phone, while smaller screens use a phone-only image. It works well when you need to show a product story or a sequence of connected capabilities in a compact visual. It is a custom module and is not included in standard Smithworks themes.
Use SW Phone Animation AI Products when you want to connect short lines of copy with changing icons on a phone image. It is a good fit for product storytelling, channel demonstrations, or a sequence of features that makes more sense as an animation. Use SW Hero for a standard page banner. Use SW FAQs Basic when the primary job is answering questions.
Under Style → Card → Motion, choose Pop for a quick scale effect that can use Bounce. Choose Expand for a staged opening sequence: the icon appears, the card widens, the card grows taller, and then the copy appears. This setting controls the animation on larger screens. On smaller screens, the cards are stacked and open without that staged sequence.
SW Careers Page is a starter template for building a careers page in HubSpot. It includes a hero, job listings through SW Careers Basic, and space for an application form on the same page. After creating the page, add your own jobs, messaging, and form. The template affects new pages created from it; it does not change existing pages.
Create a new website page in HubSpot and choose the SW Careers Page template.
Open SW Careers Basic and replace the sample jobs with your openings.
Select the HubSpot form you want applicants to use.
No specific form is selected for you, so confirm the form before publishing. The finished page lets visitors browse openings and apply without leaving the page.
Job Cards control how each opening is presented. When Job Cards are on, every job appears in its own bordered card and the expandable details open inside that card. When Job Cards are off, openings appear as a stacked Accordion 2 list with separators between rows. Choose the option that best matches the look you want for the page.
The resubmit cooldown is optional and starts only after a visitor successfully submits the selected HubSpot form and sees the thank-you message in the same form area. It is stored in that visitor's browser, so it does not block the same person across every device or browser. The cooldown does not run when the form sends the visitor to another page, when no form is selected, or when an Apply button uses a separate link. Clearing site data removes the saved timer, so treat this as a practical way to reduce repeat submissions—not as a way to identify and block a person everywhere.
SW Events Basic displays upcoming events as open cards with an image, title, date and time, location, short description, and RSVP action. The RSVP can open a HubSpot form in a popup or send visitors to a separate link. You can manage events directly in the module, from a shared Google Sheet, or from a CSV file in HubSpot's File Manager. Use it for a straightforward event list that does not need separate event pages or a HubDB directory.
