editingfriendly
Editingfriendly is an adjective used to describe materials, systems, or processes that are designed to be easy to modify. In practice, editingfriendly design aims to reduce cognitive load and friction when editing, updating, or extending content or code. This typically involves clear structure, stable interfaces, and separation of concerns so that edits do not cascade into unintended changes.
Common characteristics include modular organization, human-readable formats, explicit or semantic markup, consistent naming and metadata, self-contained
In software development, editingfriendly code tends to be small, well-documented functions, minimal dependencies, pure components where
Examples include Markdown with front matter, reStructuredText, JSON/YAML for data, XML with schemas; content management systems
Benefits of editingfriendly design include faster updates, easier localization, better collaboration, fewer conflicts during merges, and