Classify CMS pages by user task before changing labels or navigation.
Do not edit the label until you know the task A CMS page needs a reason to exist beyond "someone asked for it." Start with the task: compare, configure, troubleshoot, comply, buy, renew, or learn. That task tells you the template, metadata, review owner, and likely lifecycle. If the task is wrong, every downstream field becomes suspect. A troubleshooting page may need product version and last-tested date. A policy page needs legal owner and effective date. A comparison page needs offer owner and conversion measurement. The professional move is to classify first, then edit. Classification makes the page easier to…
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