Website Articles Write API
Keep articles readable and connected across a complete website.
A website article combines an editorial answer with a reading environment. Plan semantic headings, breadcrumbs, related guides, and narrow-screen behavior while the content is still easy to change. Strong internal structure is more durable than a visual layout that only works for one demonstration paragraph.
Give each page a distinct purpose
Map a reader task to one primary page. Supporting articles can explain deeper implementation questions, but should not repeat the same body under different titles. Link from broad overviews to specific guides with anchor text that describes the next step.
Check content at realistic lengths
Use a long heading, a code example, a meaningful image, and a narrow viewport during review. Preserve essential qualifications in the logical reading order, not only in a side panel. Ensure the article remains available when decorative scripts are disabled.
Its title, metadata, canonical address, breadcrumbs, and content agree. The article should be discoverable through the site and understandable outside the homepage’s visual context. Review both the page and the components that advertise it.
Take the next step
For a worked editorial approach, read Structure accessible articles for HTML and PDF. Then explore Static Website Write API for the connected part of the workflow.