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Commerce content modeling

  • Introduction to commerce content modeling
  • Model product content type
  • Define product content types fields
  • Model financial fields
  • Model product benefits and features
  • Model product taxonomies
  • Model a reusable SKU product content type
  • Define fields for the reusable SKU product content type
  • Choose a product storage strategy
  • Define core product fields with reusable field schemas
  • Model SKU details as a reusable field schema
  • Compose related content to ProductSKUs
  • Model product variants
  • Model price options for variants
  • Model shipping data fields
  • Verify your product model with stakeholders
  • Test your product content type with real data
  • Model commerce wrapper pages
  • Model a product listing page
  • Model a product detail page
  • Design considerations for commerce wrapper pages
  • Content governance considerations for commerce pages
  • Naming conventions and organization
  • Avoid common modeling mistakes for commerce pages
  • Model commerce presentation components with Page Builder
  • Understand the three widget patterns
  • Design mixed content widgets
  • Design referenced content widgets
  • Design stored content widgets
  • Design section components
  • Design commerce page templates
  • Apply consistent property design patterns across commerce components
  • Establish content governance for commerce presentation components
  • Commerce presentation components wrap-up
  • Explore commerce content modeling in Training guides
  • Content querying and content modeling training guides
  • Browse the commerce content modeling training guides
  • Learn more about commerce content modeling

Module: Commerce content modeling

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Introduction to commerce content modeling

This module guides you in designing a full commerce content architecture in Xperience by Kentico. You will follow a step-by-step approach, starting with core product modeling and building up to full-page presentation.

We recommend that you complete the Content modeling guide before taking this module.

You will begin by modeling a standard product content type that doesn't require commerce capabilities, like pricing or shipping. Next, you will look at products with SKUs that represent traditional products. After that, you will look into modeling product page content types, which connect your content to your audience. Finally, you will explore the presentation layer, using commerce widgets and page templates in Page Builder to bring everything together.

The module ends with a guided walkthrough of the pet store example from the XbyK Training guides project. This part is more technical, but very straightforward. You will see a real-world example of how the modeling decisions shape the actual code.

In the end, you will have a clear, repeatable framework for architecting commerce content in Xperience – one grounded in atomic content modeling principles and validated against a working reference implementation.

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