uusisivu

Uusisivu is a Finnish term used in web publishing and content management to refer to a page that has recently been created or is in the process of being created. Literally composed of uusi ("new") and sivu ("page"), the term is used in Finnish interfaces and documentation for websites, intranets, and wikis.

In practice, an uusisivu may exist as a draft or as a published page. A page typically includes a title, content body, and metadata such as a slug, author, publish date, and categories or tags. The creation workflow usually involves drafting content, inserting media, linking to other pages, selecting a template, and configuring search engine optimization settings.

Role and governance: On collaborative sites like wikis or corporate intranets, uusisivu creation is often subject to review or quality checks to ensure notability, accuracy, and compliance with editorial guidelines. Linking to an uusisivu from other pages can affect navigation and discoverability; orphan new pages can be an issue if they remain unlinked.

Localization and usage: In Finnish user interfaces, buttons and labels commonly refer to it as "Uusi sivu" or similar terms. While the exact wording varies by system, the underlying concept is universal: a page created to add new content to a site, moving from draft to published, and later potentially to updated versions as content evolves.