authoring-analysis

Analyzing content sequences involves evaluating section boundaries to determine if standard headings and paragraphs suffice or if structured blocks like cards and columns are required. This ensures proper page structure and block selection for import.

Structured blocks are needed for page sections when a content sequence requires layout elements like cards, tabs, or columns. Default content using standard headings, paragraphs, lists, and inline images is sufficient when no specific structure is required.

Validating block availability and pre-decoration HTML structures requires checking section styling integration and block inventory against the workflow. This step ensures downstream import and rendering align with the edge delivery workflow requirements.

Guiding authors from page structure identification to block selection requires analyzing content sequences after section boundaries are defined. The workflow evaluates each sequence to decide between default content and specific blocks, preparing the flow for subsequent steps.

The authoring analysis workflow works with standard HTML elements by determining if default typing using headings, paragraphs, lists, and inline images is sufficient. It applies to page structures with sections and blocks, guiding authors through HTML generation.

Section styling integration validation is required to ensure pre-decoration HTML structures and block availability align with content sequences before import. This validation step guarantees the edge delivery workflow renders blocks correctly downstream.