We’re a couple of weeks into the development of our content audit tool, and are grappling with a number of challenges. These come in two forms: Technical challenges, such as how to crawl a website quickly without affecting the site performance, and how to reverse-engineer the structure of a website from on-page links. Interface challenges, […]
I’m currently in the “app zoneâ€, with several streams of web app thoughts racing through my mind. I’m finishing up my web app book, we’ve just launched our iPhone/iPad app Mingle (above), and we’re at the planning stage of our next project, a content audit tool. Amy has written previously about micro-copy on this blog (1, […]
Last week’s digest was written from Thailand, this week is from the UK and next week will be from Canada. All this traveling means that we’re a little short on time, but I’ll try to balance out the terse descriptions with some jolly good British expressions to give you a flavour (with a ‘u’) of […]
I’ve written about the importance if micro copy before on Contentini and the other day I happened on an example that demonstrates exactly how disruptive poor micro content can be. The application in question is Apple’s iTunes. The problems I encountered resulted in part from a lack of consideration of the content in their pop […]
Our digest this week will be a bit shorter than usual because we’re jet lagged after literally flying half way around the world a few days ago. There’s also been slightly slimmer pickings on the Content Strategy and UX fronts this week, which we are attributing to the post-SXSW hangover many of you are probably […]
Welcome back to our possibly-regular weekly roundup of popular content strategy and user experience links. This week was again dominated by Erin Kissane‘s new book The Elements of Content Strategy, an excerpt from the book – A Checklist for Content Work – and numerous positive reactions to the book. This is the last time we’ll […]
August 8, 2011
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