Bloggers, web developers, and content managers
Evaluating and comparing different blog platforms before migration or setup
This mind map, titled 'What my blog software is doing for me', is a comprehensive brainstorm that catalogs over 200 specific features and tasks handled by modern blogging platforms. It covers six major areas: Writing, Administration, Reading, Commenting, Moderating, and Catalogues/SEO. The map includes detailed nodes such as 'Metaweblog API', 'Akismet/antispam', and 'Pretty URL permalink', offering a thorough checklist for evaluating blog software. Whether you're a developer comparing platforms or a blogger auditing your current setup, this template serves as a complete feature inventory. It reveals that blog software is far from trivial, managing everything from WYSIWYG editing and Markdown support to sitemap generation and Feedburner integration.
Terms and ConditionsEvaluating and comparing different blog platforms before migration or setup
Auditing an existing blog's feature set to identify gaps or underutilized capabilities
Planning a custom blog software development project or feature roadmap
Open the .xmind file to review the six core branches covering over 200 blogging features from SEO to administration.
Modify the existing nodes to match your specific platform and use the map as a checklist to audit your current software capabilities.
Save your completed feature inventory as an image or PDF to document your software evaluation or share it with your development team.
The template contains over 200 nodes organized into six main branches: Writing, Administration, Reading, Commenting, Moderating, and Catalogues/SEO. It covers features like API integration, spam filtering, SEO tools, and multilingual support.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then compare each node against your blog software's capabilities. Mark features that are present, missing, or partially supported. Use the 'Moderating' and 'Catalogues/SEO' branches to check for anti-spam and SEO automation.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can add, remove, or rearrange nodes to match your specific blog software or requirements. It's a great starting point for creating a custom feature checklist.
The 'Metaweblog' API node represents a standard protocol for publishing and editing blog posts from external clients. It covers operations like posting as draft, updating posts, and managing categories and tags via API.
Yes, the 'Catalogues/SEO' branch includes nodes for 'Permanent URLs' (entry, category, feed, tag, index), 'MetaKeywords' (title, description, keywords), and 'Automation' features like sitemap generation and ping posting.
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