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[Website TDK Management] Feature Requirements
I. Background
Currently, the website backend ERP does not provide a visual configuration feature for TDK (Title, Description, Keyword). With the exception of the FAQ directory, which can be configured independently, the TDK for all other pages is hard-coded in the HTML. Every modification requires R&D intervention, resulting in low efficiency and a significant impact on SEO optimization and maintenance.
II. Requirements Overview
A new independent module, [Website TDK Management], will be added to the backend to configure and maintain TDK for the entire website (based on URLs).
The TDK data corresponding to existing URLs will be used as default data.
Newly added TDK configurations in [Website TDK Management] will replace existing TDKs by overwriting them.
Existing TDK data will not be migrated to the backend for display; it can only be overwritten by adding new entries.
III. Functional Scope
1. Search Functionality
Fuzzy and precise searches based on URLs are supported.
Search only applies to newly added entries in [Website TDK Management]. If the target URL has not been added, no results will be found and you will need to manually add it.
2. Add
You can add a new TDK configuration (Title, Description, Keywords) for a specified URL.
If the URL entry already exists in the search results, an error will be reported. Duplicate additions are prohibited.
The added data will overwrite the default TDK for that URL.
3. Modify
You can modify the TDK content of an existing URL entry, overwriting the existing configuration.
4. Enable/Disable
Each URL entry supports enabling/disabling.
When disabled, the page reverts to the default TDK.
5. Monitoring
You can compare the traffic performance of the corresponding URL before and after the modification to assist in evaluating the effectiveness of SEO adjustments.
6. Logging
Records the addition, modification, and enabling/disabling of URL entries.
The log must include: the operator, the time of the operation, the content before the operation, and the content after the operation.
7. Update Time & Operator
Each URL entry must display the last modification time and the corresponding operator information.
IV. Non-Functional Requirements
Data Security: Operation logs must be retained for a long time to prevent SEO errors from being traceable.
Performance: Support for batch addition/modification of URLs using the TDK configuration ensures high efficiency even in large-scale data scenarios.
Usability: The front-end interface design references the TDK configuration interface in the FAQ to maintain a consistent interactive experience.