Content modeling
Define content types, fields, reusable blocks, references, and validation rules around the website requirements.
Norml develops content models, editing interfaces, templates, and publishing workflows for websites with recurring pages and structured content.
Book a callEditors repeatedly enter the same information in several places.
Different content types share a layout but need different fields.
New pages require a developer for routine publishing.
The website needs relationships between people, projects, services, or resources.
We begin with the content inventory and editorial workflow. The implementation defines which information is shared, how records relate, and how the website renders those records consistently.
Define content types, fields, reusable blocks, references, and validation rules around the website requirements.
Organize field labels, instructions, previews, and publishing controls for the people doing the work.
Connect structured records to website templates with appropriate handling for missing or unpublished content.
Map existing content into the new model, verify representative records, and document editorial ownership.
The agreed scope identifies which of these deliverables your project needs.
A documented content model.
Configured content types and editing fields.
Website templates connected to content.
A migration map where required.
Editor guidance and publishing checks.
Our process
Inventory recurring information and discuss how editors create and maintain it.
[ 01 ]Define fields, relationships, validation, and publishing requirements.
[ 02 ]Build the editor configuration and connect it to the website templates.
[ 03 ]Test representative publishing tasks and resolve confusing or repetitive steps.
[ 04 ]