identify-page-structure

To identify page sections for AEM import, this Skill analyzes scraped HTML and screenshots to detect section boundaries using visual cues, then maps the content flow within each section. It outputs a structured representation of the page hierarchy and available blocks.

The best way to map webpage structure for AEM Edge Delivery Services is using a two-level analysis: first detecting section breaks from layout changes, then cataloging content sequences and available AEM blocks within each section to guide authoring decisions.

Yes, webpage section detection uses both HTML and screenshots to identify section boundaries. The Skill relies on visual cues from screenshots to categorize top-level sections, then parses the HTML to analyze the content flow within each distinct boundary.

You can catalog available AEM blocks from a scraped landing page by invoking the block inventory function during content sequence analysis. It distinguishes between default content and potential blocks, informing your authoring decisions when recreating the page structure.

Content sequence analysis distinguishes default content from AEM blocks by invoking decomposition and block inventory skills within each detected section. It breaks down the logical content flow to separate standard elements from cataloged block components.

Scraped webpage structure analysis separates section detection from content flow mapping to ensure accuracy. It first establishes top-level section boundaries from visual layout cues, then independently analyzes the internal content sequence within each isolated section.