
Organize and markup website content including articles, events, organizations, and local business information using Schema.org schemas to improve content discoverability and user experience.
Implement structured data markup using Schema.org vocabulary to improve search engine visibility, enhance SERP features like rich snippets, and boost organic search rankings for websites and web applications.
Integrate Schema.org markup generation into content management systems and web frameworks to automatically add structured data to web pages, reducing manual implementation effort.
Structure product information, pricing, reviews, and availability data using Schema.org standards to enable rich product listings in search results and improve e-commerce conversion rates.
Schema.org is a shared vocabulary for structured data on the internet, on web pages and in email messages. Many apps, including those from Google and Microsoft, use it. This entry holds the types of Schema.org release 28.1. It holds types only, not properties. The types include Thing, Person, Organization, Place, Event, Product, Offer, CreativeWork, Article, LocalBusiness and Review. The schema.org sponsors license their copyrights in the schema under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0. Developers and data scientists can use this entry to pick types and check type names before they mark up pages or map data.
Thing, Person, Organization, Place, Event, Product, Offer, CreativeWork, Article, LocalBusiness, Review, Action
Query the library's CoreModels project for Schema.org type names before writing markup or mappings. Properties are not in this entry; read them on schema.org. Sample prompt: "Using the Schema.org V28.1 entry in the Schematica Library, which types sit under CreativeWork and which under Organization?" Read via MCP: get_project_summary with graphProjectId 1d05d07536f6467ea78273636b9411bc.
Publisher: Schema.org. License: CC-BY-SA-3.0 (https://schema.org/docs/terms.html). Version: 28.1. Format: rdfs, jsonld (listed here as JSON-LD until the library format list includes it). Described by the Schema Librarian on 2026-10-23; auto-cataloged.