authoring-analysis

To analyze content sequences for AEM Edge Delivery Services, provide your page structure and available block inventory. The analysis determines whether content should be authored as default content or mapped to specific blocks, outputting block selections and section-styling guidance for downstream HTML generation.

Validating block selection during an import migration requires checking your content sequences against your available block inventory and project constraints. This analysis ensures accurate block mapping and confirms compatibility with AEM Edge Delivery Services workflows before downstream HTML generation.

You need to use blocks instead of default content when your content sequences require specific structural or visual styling that exceeds default capabilities. Analyzing section boundaries against your block inventory identifies these scenarios, providing section-styling guidance for accurate import and migration to AEM Edge Delivery Services.

No, this authoring analysis requires both page structures with content sequences and an available block inventory. Without the block inventory, the analysis cannot validate block selection or determine whether content sequences should be authored as default content or mapped to specific blocks for AEM Edge Delivery Services.

Yes, analyzing section boundaries directly supports downstream HTML generation and tooling for AEM Edge Delivery Services. The analysis outputs default content decisions, block selections, and section-styling guidance, ensuring your authoring approach translates accurately into the final HTML structure.