What is Structured Content?
Structured content is content that is broken down into smaller pieces or chunks. The size of the content chunk is determined by and limited to the...
Content metadata is the description of the content. It is not the content itself, instead, it’s a set of attributes defined for search engines to understand the content. Defining information about content is important when creating structured content, as it helps to organize and reuse the content chunks. It can also provide critical information about content to make it more searchable and scannable.
For content authors and managers, metadata also provides information about the creation and maintenance of the content, which improves the ability to manage and maintain the content. Metadata also provides information that can be used to link concepts together.
By creating metadata around your content, you have the following advantages:
Structured content is content that is broken down into smaller pieces or chunks. The size of the content chunk is determined by and limited to the...
Card sorting is a methodology to test a group of subject matter experts (SMEs) to create and define a hierarchical understanding of information. It...
Intelligent content is content that is much more than the dense “wall of words” approach that older documentation and information creators used to...