The core idea
A tagged site needs consistent article records, topic definitions, assets, and clean destinations. Those requirements exist regardless of the interface used to assemble pages. Separate content from presentation where practical so a theme change does not require manually repairing dates, excerpts, or feed metadata across the whole publication.
A workable starting pattern
Write a page inventory, assign primary intent, and define reusable layouts for articles, topics, and archives. Generate metadata from shared fields. Test the resulting files on the intended host, including directory indexes and nested assets. Keep a known-good release for recovery after later edits.
One reviewed article record can populate the main page, a topic card, and a feed item. A builder that requires three independent copies creates more opportunities for the publication to become inconsistent.
What this page does—and does not—offer
TagsFeed does not provide a hosted website builder, account system, or editing application. This page explains planning choices for your own publishing workflow.
