Add Schema and SEO Testing Starter blueprint

[sneh-huptech]

This pull request adds a beginner-friendly WordPress Playground Blueprint for testing SEO and schema-related plugin workflows.

The Blueprint:

• Creates a temporary WordPress site
• Sets the site title and description
• Installs and activates Plugin Check
• Adds a sample CSV file for schema testing workflows
• Opens the admin plugin search page for schema-related plugins

This can help WordPress users and plugin developers quickly create a temporary testing environment for schema and SEO workflow experiments.

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Test using WordPress Playground

The changes in this pull request can be previewed and tested using a WordPress Playground instance.

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• All changes will be lost when closing a tab with a Playground instance.
• All changes will be lost when refreshing the page.
• A fresh instance is created each time one of the links below is clicked.

For more details about these limitations and more, check out the Limitations page in the WordPress Playground documentation.

Blueprint previews

• Open schema-seo-testing-starter in WordPress Playground

[sneh-huptech]

Tested the Blueprint preview link generated by GitHub Actions.

The Playground instance loads successfully, WordPress opens correctly, the site title is set to “Schema and SEO Testing Starter”, and the Add Plugins screen opens with the schema search query as expected.

[akirk]

Thanks for your contribution! I think I have an idea of the goal of the blueprint but I wonder if we could guide the user more. Did you consider adding some guidance? For example an admin notice or a tour with the Tours plugin, something like:

[sneh-huptech]

Thanks for the feedback @akirk! Yes, adding guidance would make the Blueprint easier for users to understand.

The intended workflow is to help users test a CSV-based schema plugin. The CSV contains a page URL in the first column and schema markup in the second column. The plugin checks whether the URLs exist, reports missing URLs, saves valid schema to the database, and can also generate PHP code that users can add to a child theme or custom plugin.

I’ll add beginner-friendly guidance to the Blueprint, probably using an admin notice or a simple guidance page, so users can clearly understand the testing steps.

[sneh-huptech]

Thanks again for the suggestion, @akirk! I’ve now added beginner-friendly guidance to the Blueprint using an admin notice.

The guidance explains how to:

1 ) install and activate a schema-related plugin,
2 ) open the Schema Manager dashboard,
3 ) download the sample CSV,
4 ) add the full page URL in Column A,
5 ) add the JSON-LD schema in Column B,
6 ) import the CSV,
7 ) review found and missing URLs,
8 ) validate the saved schema, and
10 ) use the Generate Code feature for a standalone PHP implementation.

I also tested the latest WordPress Playground preview and confirmed that the updated guidance appears correctly.