# Step 4: Page Sections Structure
**Purpose:** Organize all page elements into logical sections with clear hierarchy and Object IDs.
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## What Page Sections Provide
**For Designers:**
- Clear visual hierarchy
- Section-level organization
- Understanding of page flow
**For Developers:**
- Component boundaries
- Implementation order
- Semantic HTML structure
**For Everyone:**
- Shared vocabulary
- Clear references ("update the hero section")
- Traceability
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## Standard Format
### Required Structure
```markdown
## Page Sections
### [Section Name] Object
**Purpose**: [One sentence explaining section's role]
#### [Component Name]
**OBJECT ID**: `page-section-component`
- **Component**: [Link to design system component if exists]
- **Content**: [What text/media this contains]
- **Behavior**: [What happens on interaction]
- **Position**: [Where it's located]
- **[Other relevant specs]**: [Values]
```
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## Format Example (Fictional Project)
```markdown
## Page Sections
### Header Object
**Purpose**: Navigation and user access
#### Company Logo
**OBJECT ID**: `home-header-logo`
- **Component**: [Logo Component](/docs/design-system/components/Logo.md)
- **Content**: "TaskFlow" logotype
- **Behavior**: Links to home page
- **Position**: Left-aligned
#### Sign In Button
**OBJECT ID**: `home-header-signin`
- **Component**: [Button Secondary](/docs/design-system/components/Buttons/Button-Secondary.md)
- **Content**: "Sign in"
- **Behavior**: Navigate to sign-in page
- **Color**: `var(--primary-600)`
- **Position**: Right side
```
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## Hierarchy Rules
### Section Types
**H3 Level (###): Section Objects**
- Major visual sections (Header, Hero, Footer, etc.)
- Each section has a **Purpose** statement
- Sections contain multiple components
**H4 Level (####): Components**
- Individual interactive or visual elements
- Each has an **OBJECT ID**
- Components can reference design system
**Object ID Naming Convention:**
```
{page-prefix}-{section}-{component}
```
Examples:
- `start-header-logo`
- `start-hero-cta`
- `start-footer-newsletter-button`
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## Creation Instructions
### Analyze Sketch
1. **Identify visual sections from top to bottom:**
- Header/Navigation
- Hero/Main message
- Content sections (Features, Benefits, etc.)
- Footer
2. **For each section, list all components:**
- Text elements (headlines, paragraphs)
- Interactive elements (buttons, inputs, links)
- Visual elements (images, icons, illustrations)
- Containers (cards, panels, modals)
3. **Determine section purpose:**
- Why does this section exist?
- What user need does it serve?
### Generate Section Specifications
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## Quality Check Instructions
### Sections Checklist
**Structure Validation:**
- [ ] **"## Page Sections"** heading present
- [ ] Each section uses **H3** (`###`) with "Object" suffix
- [ ] Each section has **Purpose** statement
- [ ] Each component uses **H4** (`####`)
- [ ] Every component has **OBJECT ID**
**Object ID Validation:**
- [ ] Object IDs follow naming convention: `{page}-{section}-{component}`
- [ ] Object IDs are **unique** across entire page
- [ ] Object IDs use **lowercase** with hyphens
- [ ] Object IDs are **descriptive** (not generic like `button-1`)
**Component Specification:**
- [ ] Each component has **minimum required fields**:
- OBJECT ID (always)
- Content or description
- Behavior (if interactive)
- [ ] **Multilingual content** marked with language codes (EN:, SE:, etc.)
- [ ] **Design system links** present where components exist
- [ ] **Position** information provided
- [ ] **Color variables** used (not hex codes directly)
**Completeness:**
- [ ] **All visible elements** in sketch have specs
- [ ] **All interactive elements** have behavior defined
- [ ] **All text content** is specified (not "lorem ipsum")
- [ ] **All images** have source paths or descriptions
### Report Format
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## Common Errors to Avoid
**❌ Don't:**
- Skip Object IDs ("we'll add them later")
- Use generic Object IDs (`button-1`, `text-2`)
- Mix heading levels incorrectly
- Forget the "Object" suffix on section headers
- Leave content as placeholders ("TBD", "Lorem ipsum")
- Use absolute URLs for design system links
**✅ Do:**
- Give every interactive element an Object ID
- Use descriptive, semantic Object IDs
- Maintain consistent hierarchy (H3 → H4)
- Write clear, one-sentence Purpose statements
- Specify actual content (even if it might change)
- Use relative paths for all internal links
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## Example Fixes
### ❌ Incorrect: Missing Object IDs, wrong hierarchy
```markdown
## Header
### Logo
- Component: Logo
- Content: TaskFlow
### Button
- Content: Sign in
- Behavior: Go to sign-in page
```
**Issues:**
- No "Page Sections" header
- "Header" should be H3, components H4
- Missing "Object" suffix
- No Purpose statement
- No Object IDs
- Vague component names
### ✅ Correct: Proper hierarchy and Object IDs
```markdown
## Page Sections
### Header Object
**Purpose**: Navigation and user access
#### Company Logo
**OBJECT ID**: `home-header-logo`
- **Component**: [Logo Component](/docs/design-system/components/Logo.md)
- **Content**: "TaskFlow" logotype
- **Behavior**: Links to home page
- **Position**: Left-aligned
#### Sign In Button
**OBJECT ID**: `home-header-signin`
- **Component**: [Button Secondary](/docs/design-system/components/Buttons/Button-Secondary.md)
- **Content**: "Sign in"
- **Behavior**: Navigate to sign-in page
- **Position**: Right side
```
**Strengths:**
- Clear hierarchy (H2 → H3 → H4)
- Purpose statement at section level
- Unique, descriptive Object IDs
- Design system links
- Multilingual content
- Position information
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## Next Step
Load and execute: step-05-object-registry.md