content-driven-development

You can align AEM block development with real content by orchestrating a content-first workflow that validates code changes against author-driven content structures and realistic test data. This ensures development work matches actual content requirements.

Content-driven development is a content-first workflow for AEM Edge Delivery Services that guides end-to-end planning from content modeling and test content creation to linting and final validation across viewports. It orchestrates code changes against real content.

You can generate test content for AEM blocks by following content-first planning steps that define content modeling strategies and acceptance criteria before development. This approach ensures test content reflects realistic author-driven structures.

Yes, you can validate AEM block changes across browsers and viewports by applying the content-driven development workflow's final validation step. This ensures code changes are tested against real content in various viewing environments.

The content-first workflow spans eight steps covering content planning, content modeling, test content creation, linting, and final validation. It guides AEM development from initial analysis through to shipping block changes.

Yes, content modeling is required before starting AEM block development to establish author-driven content structures. This ensures code changes align with real content requirements and realistic test data from the beginning.