Use this as a base. Replace placeholders with CMS content. The structure favors scanning, with clear hierarchy and generous breathing room.
1. Information architecture
Define taxonomy: topics, tags, authors. Ensure consistent breadcrumbs and URL slugs. Expose related items by shared tags and recency.
1.a Metadata
Include title, dek, author, publish/update dates, estimated reading time, hero media alt text, and canonical URL.
2. Readability
Limit line length, prefer left‑aligned rag, avoid fully justified lines. Use strong contrast and predictable link styles.
Figure 1. Media placeholder with safe 16:9 aspect ratio.
3. Performance
Lazy‑load images, inline critical CSS, defer non‑essential JS. Favor font-display: swap. Avoid layout thrash; use CSS transforms.
4. Accessibility
Headings are ordered (h1→h2→h3), links have clear names, focus states are visible, and color contrast meets WCAG AA.
5. Footer & related
Close with a concise CTA and 3–6 related items driven by tags + popularity.
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