This is the placeholder seed post that the build pipeline uses to verify static HTML generation works end-to-end before real editorial content lands.
What this proves
If this page is reachable at calumogorman.com/blog/hello-world and the HTML source contains this paragraph (not just an SPA shell with <div id="root"></div>), the SSG pipeline is alive.
Next steps
- Calum designs the real index + post layout (step 4 of the launch plan).
- Claude wires the design as JSX, replacing the placeholders in
src/blog/BlogIndex.jsxandsrc/blog/BlogPost.jsx(step 7). - Generate the first real post via the skeleton (step 11).
What's load-bearing in this file
The frontmatter fields above are the contract between the blog automation skeleton and the publishing target. Every published post must carry: title, description, pillar, status: published, datePublished, heroImage + heroImageAlt, primaryKeyword, secondaryKeywords. The build pipeline reads these to generate the index card, the schema.org JSON-LD, and the per-page meta tags.
This page will be removed or replaced before launch — it is not real editorial content.