Artiklits

Artiklits is a term used in digital publishing to denote a modular content unit designed for reuse across pages and sites. Each artiklits functions as a self-contained article element with its own metadata and body content. The concept supports consistent formatting, localization, and editorial efficiency.

The name Artiklits derives from the word article in several languages, combined with a suffix indicating a discrete unit. In practice, an artiklits is stored in a content repository separate from its publication page, enabling it to be assembled into multiple contexts.

A typical artiklits includes: title, slug, date, author, summary, body content, and media references. It may also carry metadata such as tags, categories, language, and readability level. Many systems associate an artiklits with relations to related pieces and with translation variants to support multilingual sites.

Creation and publishing follow a modular workflow: authors draft the artiklits, editors review, and approved units are published as part of one or more pages. Versioning and permissions help manage updates without duplicating content. The approach reduces redundancy and ensures consistency when similar topics recur.

Artiklits are commonly used for news summaries, product documentation, education modules, and corporate pages. They support localization and rapid assembly of new pages from existing content.