Is there a way to ensure that content can be communicated effectively regardless of the medium in which it’s presented? Sara Wachter-Boettcher’s new book, Content Everywhere, charts a path away from the web’s previously popular, one-size-fits-all approach.
We all shudder a little when we look back on the days of “Click here to…” calls to action. Jonathan Richards shares his method for determining the phrasing of interactive elements.
Have we designed ourselves into a box? Content Strategist Matt Herron explains the evolution of the “standard” content display model as well as what designers can do to improve their reader’s experience.
In the first part of this series, Rachel Nabors provided readers with ample techniques to improve their craft. In this, final article, Rachel introduces flow and real-world examples to better explain how affects both our medium and our message.
Content Strategy was a big hit in 2010 and hows no signs of slowing down. In this interview, Andrew speaks with Colleen Jones, one of the content strategy’s “newest” faces. Colleen discusses her new book and what clout means for the future of the web.
Content development and strategy can sometimes feel like a puzzle. Neha Singh, content strategist with Yahoo!, takes a look at common frustrating complications that arise with content, along with potential cures.
Interface developer Felicity Evans points out that content development has dropped on the to-do lists of web designers for too long. Since the aim of all design should be to facilitate content, she argues that said content should be a number-one priority via a solid strategy.
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