How would you architect a white-label content system for multiple brand voices?
Tests content-presentation separation for multi-tenant apps. Strong answers use a headless CMS with tenant keys, a domain resolver for brand voice, and shared components with injected strings. Red flag: duplicate codebases or hard-coded copy per client.
Tests decoupling of brand voice from app logic in multi-tenant architectures. A strong answer uses a headless CMS as the single source of truth, giving each tenant isolated content spaces or variant fields tied to unique IDs. The app resolves the tenant from domain or header, then fetches the right copy at build or runtime. Components stay brand-agnostic by consuming tokenized strings. Red flag: duplicate codebases, per-client deployments, or copy stored in code, all of which kill scalability.
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