Dynamic Content Organization

NestSaaS provides a comprehensive system for organizing content through a hierarchical structure of Spaces, Groups, Categories, Tags, and Collections. This flexible organization system helps users navigate and discover content efficiently.

Organization Structure

The content organization in NestSaaS follows this hierarchy:

Spaces: Top-level content containers with specific types and behaviors
Groups: Major categories divisions within a Space
Categories: Subcategories within Groups
Tags: Cross-cutting labels that can be applied to any content
Collections: Curated sets of content that can span categories

Spaces

Spaces is a higher-level dimension — or sections of your website. They represent distinct content areas or types.

Learn more about Space

Groups

Groups are the top-level content divisions within a Space.

Each group can contain multiple categories
Groups belong to a specific Space

Group Properties

Property	Type	Description
`id`	`number`	Unique identifier
`spaceSlug`	`string`	Associated Space slug
`name`	`string`	Display name
`slug`	`string`	URL-friendly identifier
`description`	`string`	Brief description
`order`	`number`	Display order

Collections

Collections are curated sets of content that can span categories and even Spaces. They allow for flexible content grouping based on themes, topics, or any other criteria.

Collection Properties

Property	Type	Description
`id`	`number`	Unique identifier
`name`	`string`	Display name
`slug`	`string`	URL-friendly identifier
`description`	`string`	Brief description
`order`	`number`	Display order

Content Relationships

The organization system creates various relationships between content items:

Primary Relationships

Each Article belongs to a Space
Each Article has one primary Category (optional)
Each Category may belong to a Group (optional)
Each Group belongs to a Space
Categories belong to a specific Space

Secondary Relationships

Articles can have multiple Tags (many-to-many relationship)
Articles can be part of multiple Collections
Collections can contain Articles from different Categories or even Spaces

URL Structure

The content organization is reflected in the URL structure:

/{slug} - Space home page
/{slug}/[articleSlug] - Individual article
/{slug}/groups/[groupSlug] - Group page
/{slug}/categories/[categorySlug] - Category page
/{slug}/tags/[tagSlug] - Tag page
/collections/[collectionSlug] - Collection page

Best Practices

Plan Your Hierarchy: Design your Groups and Categories with a clear hierarchy in mind.
Use Consistent Naming: Maintain consistent naming conventions for Groups, Categories, and Tags.
Limit Hierarchy Depth: Keep the organization structure shallow enough to be easily navigable.
Use Tags Strategically: Use Tags for cross-cutting concerns that don't fit neatly into the hierarchical structure.
Create Meaningful Collections: Use Collections to curate content around specific themes or topics.
Consider SEO: Design your content organization with SEO in mind, using clear, descriptive names and slugs.
Maintain Balance: Ensure that your categories have a balanced number of articles - avoid having some categories with hundreds of articles and others with just a few.

Next Steps

Spaces - Learn more about the Space concept
Dynamic Content Management - Understand how content is structured
User Management - Learn about user roles and permissions