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meow, who are you?
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- verview
- ground rules around project kickoff
meetings
- questioning content importance and
placement
- overall user experience
- intentional conversations regarding
interface and content
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the situation
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the situation
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a. communication & meetings content strategy information architecture
wireframes prototypes build out QA
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*paws*
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next steps…
a. communication & meetings content strategy information architecture*
wireframes prototypes build out QA
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project kickoff
- define stakeholders
- identify goal(s)
- identify high-level
timelines
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communication
- provide project timeline, asks, and details.
- address concerns, workflow changes, or
future commitments from different stakeholders.
- setup check-ins (yes, you have more
meetings).
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now what?
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what is content strategy?
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–Kristina Halvorson
(author of the book Content Strategy for the Web)
“Content strategy plans for the creation, publication, and governance of useful, usable content.”
a. user experience
content strategy research & strategy build
visual design discovery, stakeholders, etc.
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the people part
- determining ownership
- communicate changed items
- who initiates?
- workflow
- what tools / resources help launch
- on-going quality & maintenance
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a. some applications: google docs/sheets (shown), basecamp, trello, asana, jira, mindnode, et al.
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the content part
- determining the types of content
- brand
- voice
- topics / sources
- structuring these content elements
- prioritized
- formatted
- modeled / linked
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a. some applications: google docs/sheets, trello, asana, airtable (shown), omnigraffle, et al.
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what is “good” content?
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a few thoughts…
- how we talk about what we are
- utility
- current, factual, and accessible (!)
- consistent & searchable
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- ur outcomes*
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- ur audience*
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* kinda, sorta
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–Erin Kissane
“Content is perfectly appropriate for users when it makes them feel like geniuses on critically important missions,
- ffering them precisely what they need,
exactly when they need it, and in just the right form.”
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before new things
- develop personas
- evaluate current analytics
- user surveys
- audit current site structure
- content inventory
- gap analysis
- competitive analysis
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build the things
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build the things
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after new things
1 2 3 retrospective maintain iterate!
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after new things
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quick review
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- ur scope
pre-production production post-production
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- ur scope
pre-production production post-production research editorial strategy management
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- ur scope
pre-production production post-production
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- ur scope
pre-production production post-production content creation content optimizations delivery
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- ur scope
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- ur scope
pre-production production post-production promotion evaluation
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- ur scope
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questions?
slides & links available at acreative.io/stanford and the drupalcamp website.
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thanks!
slides & links available at acreative.io/stanford and the drupalcamp website.
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- oh, also!
- we are hiring at
verizon (javascript developer). like for real, talk to me.
- find me at drupalcon
new orleans in may!
- tweet me feedback if
you want more pusheen gifs.