Documentation Article Template
A structure for documentation and help articles with a summary, prerequisites, ordered steps, examples, and related links.
Practical structures for blog posts, service pages, FAQs, case studies, SEO pages, client review, scheduled publishing, and publish readiness. Copy a structure into your project and adapt it — these are references, not installs.
A structure for documentation and help articles with a summary, prerequisites, ordered steps, examples, and related links.
A structure for product announcements and release posts with a headline, summary, what changed, and a clear call to action.
A starter outline for blog posts, guides, product notes, and educational articles.
A structure for service pages with hero copy, benefits, FAQs, CTA fields, and SEO metadata.
A starter layout for local SEO pages with city/service fields and publishing metadata.
Suggested fields for client name, challenge, solution, result summary, featured image, and SEO fields.
A repeatable structure for FAQ question, answer, category, related service, and SEO context.
A checklist for sending content to Client Reviewers with clear review context.
A checklist for scheduling approved content with date, time, timezone, and readiness checks.
A page structure for SEO-focused landing pages with slug, title, meta, sections, and CTA fields.
Suggested fields for name, bio, avatar, role, social URL, and author metadata.
A checklist for reading safe failure reasons, Commit SHA, generated file path, and trigger result.
Suggested fields for quote, author name, role, company, and related service or project.
A layout for resource hubs and link pages with grouped sections, summaries, and SEO metadata.
Confirm required fields, SEO fields, media references, review status, GitHub setup, and the deployment trigger profile before publishing.
Practical groupings to help you find the right starter for the job.
Outlines & page structures
Custom Content Type fields
Client & internal review
Schedule, publish & trace
Templates are references you copy and adjust — not installs or automatic page generators.
Choose a starter based on the content or workflow you need.
Adjust labels, required fields, SEO fields, and media fields for your project.
Use the structure for Posts, Pages, or Custom Content Type items.
Move content through review, scheduling, GitHub publishing, and Publish Logs.
Use the docs to connect GitHub, configure content paths, create Custom Content Types, and publish your first content item.