I gave a presentation to the Digital Experience Community on the uses of JSON Schema to support multi-source content and swappable UIs.
I covered a range of issues:
- How content, UX, and business users are being left behind as organizations adopt distributed systems
- Why organizations need to recognize employee diversity and embrace an adaptive approach to content authoring tools rather than impose a single solution on everyone
- Why it’s important to define an enterprise content model external to any CMS so that it’s decoupled and not dependent on any single CMS implementation
- The features of JSON Schema (references, conditional rules, validations, metadata, extensibility, and much more) that support enterprise-wide content modeling
- Visual and low code tools to develop models using JSON Schema
- How JSON Schema can support the specification of UI components in design systems that are independent of any front-end implementation
- How JSON Schema allows organizations to avoid vendor lock-in and connect and harmonize specifications across various systems
- How JSON Schema can support the mapping of content types to UI components in a vendor-agnostic way
- OpenAI’s announcement of JSON Schema support
You can watch the video below:
— Michael Andrews