Adaptive Content: Designing For The Unknown
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This document discusses the importance of designing content to be adaptive and responsive. It recommends structuring content into chunks and using metadata to make it flexible across different devices and contexts. Content should be technology agnostic and work in any environment. Structured and meaningful content that is created once can be published everywhere, keeping organizations flexible to meet changing user needs.
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- 5. A lot has changed in 5 years.
- 7. Responsive Web Design. Adapt to the constraints of any browser window, on any device, current or future.
- 8. Responsive to Users How should the experience change to suit the context?
- 15. We forgot about content. How do we make content as responsive as our designs?
- 16. Let's take a step back. Enable content to meet responsive user needs by giving it structure and meaning.
- 17. 1. Structure
- 18. "Unstructured content is stupid and old-fashioned. It's costly, complex, and does not generate a competitive advantage." Ann Mucahy, Former CEO of Xerox
- 19. Break it apart. Separate content into chunks, allowing it to be more fluid and flexible.
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- 22. 2. Meaning
- 23. Forget context (for now). Make your content technology agnostic so that it works in any context.
- 24. Embrace Metadata. If you want to understand your users, you have to start by understanding your content.
- 25. "Metadata is the new art direction." Ethan Resnick
- 26. Now what?
- 27. Ready for anything. Structured and meaningful content keeps us flexible to meet the changing needs of users and technology.
- 28. There's a cherry on top. Smart content is great news for social, SEO and accessibility.
- 34. Links. Karen McGrane Keynote at Content Strategy Forum 2012 http://vimeo.com/29050868 Sara Wachter-Boettcher - Responsive-Ready Content http://sarawb.com/2012/03/07/content-strategy-responsive-design/ Ethan Marcotte – Responsive Web Design http://www.alistapart.com/articles/responsive-web-design/
- 35. "Get your content ready to do anything, because it's going to do everything." Erin Kissane
- 36. Nate Archer 207-90C Centurian Dr Markham, Ontario Contact us: Content Strategy Specialist nate@myplanetdigital.com Myplanetdigital.com L3R 8C5