architecte-contenu

Wireframes enforce non-visual constraints by outputting structural markdown files without colors or final HTML. They require developer validation before handing off to UI designers, ensuring content architecture and UX alignment are checked before visual design.

The best way to structure a sitemap for a new web page is to generate a sitemap.md file that defines the URL hierarchy and page relationships. This establishes clear site information architecture and prevents structural ambiguity during product development.

To define SEO keywords and heading tags during content architecture, you generate a content-strategy.md file that specifies target keywords, H1, and H2 structures for each page. This ensures SEO alignment is planned before final implementation.

You can modify an existing page structure without rebuilding the entire sitemap because the workflow checks for existing sitemap, content-strategy, and wireframe files. It analyzes incoming requests and decides whether to skip or execute specific tasks based on existing file presence.

Wireframes need developer validation before UI design handoff to enforce non-visual constraints and ensure structural feasibility. This validation gate prevents rework by confirming that the content architecture and UX logic are sound before visual layers are applied.