page-decomposition

To analyze content sequences within an AEM page section, you can use a content decomposition process that scans the section top to bottom and generates a neutral description for each sequence. This reveals breaking points where content types shift.

Content decomposition is the process of mapping a section's content flow to identify breaking points where the content type shifts. It produces neutral descriptions of sequences without attributing block names, enabling clean integration during page imports.

Yes, you can generate a neutral content map for Edge Delivery Services by analyzing content sequences per section. This approach deliberately avoids block naming, producing structured sequence data that enables clean authoring decisions during import.

To structure page section data for downstream content modeling tools, you analyze the section to output structured sequence data. This data maps the content flow and breaking points, making it compatible for downstream skills to consume.

Content decomposition operates on a single section at a time rather than an entire page. This per-section approach allows detailed analysis of content sequences and accurate detection of breaking points during the page import process.