Discuss the considerations in planning a template.

What will be an ideal response?

Creating a template requires more planning and forethought than creating individual pages. You must thoroughly plan the page layout before creating the site to ensure that you set up the appropriate editable regions-the only regions that can contain unique page content. You also need an editable region for the unique page content that appears below the page heading.

You need to include editable regions for each general area of the page, but try to avoid creating too many editable regions, which limit the flexibility of the pages. For example, if subheadings are not used on every page of the site, do not create a separate editable region for subheadings. Instead, include subheadings in the editable region for the main page content as needed.

Keep in mind that templates can limit your flexibility to vary the page content. For example, to a large extent, head content is locked in pages created from templates, so you cannot add many common elements to template-based pages that add code to the head content. Also, you cannot add content outside the established editable regions. So, be sure to carefully consider the page content and layout for all the pages of the site when deciding how to structure a template.