Depth 14.1.1 · Marketing sites · Level 4
Multi level service architecture
A multi level service architecture is the page tree of a services site, from service line to sub-service to deliverable, with one page per level, a fixed set of fields on each and breadcrumbs that follow the tree, generated from a single content model.
Specification
- Input
- Your list of services and how they relate, and the questions buyers ask at each level.
- Method
- We model the services as a tree, define the fields each level must carry, generate routes, breadcrumbs, sitemap and structured data from that model, and fail the build when a page is missing a field.
- Deliverable
- The content model, the page templates per level and the build checks, in your repository.
- Measured by
- Pages with every required field filled, and pages in the sitemap that match the model exactly.
What the file contains
- Service tree model
- Fields per level
- Generated routes and breadcrumbs
- Build check for missing fields
Part of Marketing sites.
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