The core idea
A domain can publish tutorials, announcements, commentary, and support material. Labeling the entire site from one article can hide that variety. Build a site record for general scope and preserve page-level records for the specific evidence a reader will encounter. Explain which level each classification describes.
A workable starting pattern
Choose representative pages from different sections, record the basis for a site-level description, and leave room for mixed or uncertain scope. When a site changes focus, review the broad description without rewriting the historical subject of every article it once published.
A developer publication may be broadly about software while one section covers podcast tooling. Classify the section or its articles specifically instead of presenting the whole domain as a podcast directory.
What this page does—and does not—offer
TagsFeed does not crawl or score websites. This topic explains an editorial approach to describing sites and their published pages.
