Define what exists and how it connects
Content types, fields, taxonomies and relationships are designed so content can be managed and reused within a consistent structure.
CONTENT PLATFORM
Content designed to be managed, connected and published
I design the architecture, content model and frontend for editorial platforms around how content needs to be created, organized and connected.
THE STARTING POINT
As content grows, a simple page is no longer enough
Publishing content is straightforward while a project stays small. As content types, categories, relationships, authors or publishing workflows grow, an improvised structure can make content harder to manage and harder for people to navigate.
Content Platform starts with information architecture and a content model, so the CMS and frontend are built around the project’s actual structure.
Structure the content first, then choose the tool
Separate content management from presentation
The CMS manages content; the frontend determines how it is presented. When useful, a headless setup keeps these two layers independent.
CONTENT PLATFORM
What it includes
Content architecture, content modelling, CMS integration and frontend development for editorial platforms and content-driven projects.
CONTENT MODEL — CONTENT PLATFORM
An example content model
An illustrative example: fields, taxonomies and relationships are defined around each project’s requirements.
CONTENT TYPE
Article
FIELDS
- title
- slug
- excerpt
- body
- featured image
- publish date
TAXONOMIES & RELATIONSHIPS
- categoryTAXONOMY
- authorRELATIONSHIP
- related contentRELATIONSHIP
MANAGEMENT AND PRESENTATION
CMS
Content management and the agreed workflow.
API / content delivery
Delivery of structured content.
Frontend
Rendering pages and content relationships.
THE PROJECT FLOW
From structure to publication
Discovery
content · roles · workflows
Information Architecture
types · taxonomies · relationships
Content Model
fields · schema · governance
CMS Integration
management · preview · workflow
Frontend Development
templates · rendering · responsive
QA & Go-live
content tests · SEO · performance
PROJECT OUTPUTS
What you get
Content Architecture
- Content types
- Taxonomies
- Key relationships
Content Model
- Fields
- Structure
- Management rules
Editorial Templates
- Templates for key content types
- States
- Responsive behaviour
CMS
- Integration
- Content management
- Agreed workflow
Frontend
- Rendering
- Components
- Content relationships
Quality
- Semantic structure
- Technical SEO
- Performance and QA
Delivery
- Platform ready for publishing
- Required access
- Content management guidance
SERVICE SCOPE
What the service covers
INCLUDES
- Content information architecture
- Content model
- Editorial template design
- Frontend development
- CMS integration
- Headless CMS when appropriate
- Content relationships
- Responsive design
- Semantic structure
- Baseline technical SEO
- Performance optimization
DOES NOT INCLUDE
- Editorial planning
- Content strategy
- Ongoing copywriting
- Article writing
- Editorial SEO
- Social media management
- Ongoing content management
TECHNOLOGY
The CMS follows the content model
The CMS is chosen based on structure, editorial workflow, content relationships and publishing needs. It may be a headless CMS or another system suited to the project.
WordPress can be used when it fits the project, including as a headless CMS, but it is not the starting point of this service. Depending on the requirements, Sanity, Contentful or other compatible CMSs can also be considered.
THE PROCESS
How we work together
- 01
Mapping
Existing content, types, roles and editorial needs.
- 02
Structure
Information architecture, taxonomies, relationships and content model.
- 03
Implementation
CMS, templates, frontend and integrations.
- 04
Review
QA, technical SEO, performance and launch.
COLLABORATION
When editorial expertise is needed
If a project needs content strategy, copywriting or editorial SEO, I can work with specialist professionals while keeping the editorial work separate from the technical scope.
When a project requires complementary expertise, I can work alongside the professionals of Mitha Creative, with clear roles and responsibilities throughout the project.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Content Platform a blog?
It can include a blog, but the service is designed for projects where content types and relationships need a more structured approach.
Do you use WordPress?
It can be used when it suits the project, including in a headless architecture. It is not the default technology for this service.
What is a content model?
It defines which content types exist, what information they contain and how they relate to one another.
Can I manage content myself?
Yes. The CMS is intended to support consistent content management within the workflow defined for the project.
Do you write the articles too?
No. Copywriting, editorial planning and ongoing content production are not automatically included.
Is SEO included?
Technical SEO for structure, semantics, metadata, performance and technical indexability is included. Editorial SEO and content strategy are not.
Can existing content be migrated?
Migration can be included in the project, but its scope depends on the volume, formats and migration requirements.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Is your content becoming difficult to manage?
We can start with its structure and build a system that makes content easier to organize, publish and grow over time. The scope and quote depend on your goals, required features and the project’s complexity.