Design a headless CMS model for brand voice metadata and API usage
WHAT IT TESTS: Structured content beyond page blobs. Strong answers validate tone, context, and character limits in the CMS; expose them via API filters; and let clients render context-aware components.
WHAT IT TESTS: Your ability to separate copy from presentation and enforce governance at the CMS layer. A GOOD ANSWER COVERS: schema-validated fields for tone, context, and character limits; API filters that let clients request precise copy by metadata; and rendering logic that adapts UI treatment based on context tags like error_modal versus success_toast. RED FLAG: Using the CMS as an unstructured HTML file store, pushing all validation and voice rules to the frontend, or hardcoding page-specific strings that block multi-channel reuse.
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