If we want to have content that's prepared for future technologies, is ready for shifting user and device contexts and is appropriate for machines and humans, we must change our patterns of thinking in Interaction Design. This presentation calls for a content out approach to design and begins examining tools and tactics to achieve this method.
Persona Powered Content Strategy (Human Resource Professionals)Daniel Eizans
Learn how digital personas aids the recruiting, retention and marketing prowess for companies. This presentation discusses the contextual inquiry process, how to build personas for Human Resource professionals and the practical application to the career journey.
Data modeling is a process used to define and analyze data requirements needed to support the business processes within the scope of corresponding information systems in organizations.
This presentation shares the technique I used for an interview using Pinterest boards on an iPad as a resume in lieu of a traditional printed resume. It was visual, interactive, engaging...and no paper! Their HR department had never seen anything like it!
I'm looking for a cofounder for YCombinator Winter 2010. If you are interested email: yc.w10.founder@gmail.com or follow me on Twitter: @YCW10
Joolme: This is an example of decentalized production. People would design things at the home or in a retail location and it would be produced on site or delivered to the home. This would allow for higher quality manufacturing, a broader variety of materials, and retail quality products.
This presentation is an overview of general web design principles for journalists, including best practices in layout, typography, color selection, and more.
The shift to ubiquitous computing tim walters feb 2012Ian Truscott
Presented as part of webinar with Tim Walters (@tim_walters) of Digital Clarity Group - Tim had talked about the mobile shift to the ubiquitous web and this deck provides four tips for organizations facing that challenge.
Persona Powered Content Strategy (Human Resource Professionals)Daniel Eizans
Learn how digital personas aids the recruiting, retention and marketing prowess for companies. This presentation discusses the contextual inquiry process, how to build personas for Human Resource professionals and the practical application to the career journey.
Data modeling is a process used to define and analyze data requirements needed to support the business processes within the scope of corresponding information systems in organizations.
This presentation shares the technique I used for an interview using Pinterest boards on an iPad as a resume in lieu of a traditional printed resume. It was visual, interactive, engaging...and no paper! Their HR department had never seen anything like it!
I'm looking for a cofounder for YCombinator Winter 2010. If you are interested email: yc.w10.founder@gmail.com or follow me on Twitter: @YCW10
Joolme: This is an example of decentalized production. People would design things at the home or in a retail location and it would be produced on site or delivered to the home. This would allow for higher quality manufacturing, a broader variety of materials, and retail quality products.
This presentation is an overview of general web design principles for journalists, including best practices in layout, typography, color selection, and more.
The shift to ubiquitous computing tim walters feb 2012Ian Truscott
Presented as part of webinar with Tim Walters (@tim_walters) of Digital Clarity Group - Tim had talked about the mobile shift to the ubiquitous web and this deck provides four tips for organizations facing that challenge.
iPad + Apps for Designers presentation was prepared for a #KBTribeChat Twitter chat. It was a social media experiment to see if a Twitter chat about technology would be enhanced by a reference presentation posted on SlideShare. The results were exciting. There were 50 attendees at the Twitter chat who 'retweeted' the presentation widely. Since that time, the presentation has been featured in the Formica Group blog, http://goo.gl/J78ux, and in an interview at the SlideShare blog, http://goo.gl/hHSkb
SketchUp for Design, Marketing and MoreMARKITECT.me
Think of SketchUp not as CAD or BIM software. It’s really design, marketing and communication software. If you need to share with clients, your design team and subcontractors, SketchUp Pro and LayOut can make your day! We’ll take it further and look at ideas for marketing with SketchUp!
This presentation shows how SketchUp Pro with LayOut from Trimble works as a powerful design and communications software program for designing homes. The case study features a complete work-flow for home design to construction drawings, by Nick Sonder, Architect. In the second half, Mark Johnson FAIA Architect, shows how to optimize SketchUp 3D models for social media marketing, where to download SketchUp, and where to find video tutorials to learn SketchUp.
This is the first of two sessions Aaron Manfull gave at the CSPA high school journalism convention at Columbia University March 15, 2012. This session deals with planning for an online move.
Responsive Web Design - Introduction & Workflow OverviewAidan Foster
Responsive Design's is a way of making a single website that works well on mobile, tablet, and desktop browsers. Back in 2010 Ethan Marcotte, first coined the term "responsive design" and described it as having 3 components:
Flexible Images
Fluid Grids
CSS Media Queries
Well it seems Ethan let quite a few cats of out bag with this one, and we've been trying to herd those cats ever since.
What started as exclusively a front-end web design technique has expanded to include a whole new range of both front-end and server-side programming techniques. The real challenge came when we also suddenly discovered that tried and true practices for project management, and creative concept development all started to fall apart. It’s not practical to create photoshop mockups of ever page in a site at every device size - There’s simply too many variables to account for in graphic design software.
Responsive Design requires a new process for creating websites, and new ways of interacting with teams and clients.
This presentation will outline a birds-eye-view of Responsive Techniques, Strategies, Tools, and Gotchas of RWD. It will focus on some of the new workflow techniques needed and cover some suggestions for where to go to learn more.
Slide Summary
1-25: History of Responsive Design
26-50: Coding Basics (Developer Focused)
51-57: Progressive Enhancement
58-70: Mobile First
71-93: Responsive Workflows
96-99: Selling Responsive Design
Lectures for the course "Ergonomics applied to the usability of web pages and apps" held at the School of design of Politecnico di milano in the first semester of 2021-2022 academic year
Local Digital Marketing - More Than A Pin - AMA Cincinnati - October 2017Mike Corak
When marketers talk about Local Digital Marketing, conversations almost always focus on Local Search. Are our location pins visible in the maps channel? Is our information correct? How do our reviews look? These are important questions to answer, and have a huge impact on business, but the truth is, Local Digital Marketing encompasses so much more. As technology, marketing capabilities, and user needs scale, so does our ability to engage with audiences in locally relevant ways across all digital channels.
How to Win SEO in Complex Web Migrations Scenarios #YoastConAleyda Solís
In this presentation Aleyda goes through actionable steps to follow to effectively migrate your Websites without losing rankings and traffic and take the opportunity to grow it.
When Your Inventory Changes: SEO Tips For Changing Product Pages Aleyda Solís
How can you optimize your products URLs to make the most out of them from a search and conversion perspective while avoiding the most common lifecycle issues of your inventory? Take a look!
The amount of content that exists today is staggering, and growing exponentially. The need to organize and structure it has never been greater. But with silos strong within organizations and stronger across them, how do we align people to set priorities? A website is too downstream and political to solve IA and content problems. But a subject domain model is one way to gain a clearer picture of the universe outside of any interface.
A domain model is a representation of the concepts within a subject area, while a content model represents the content and their structure and relationships.
Talk given at World IA Day DC in February 2017
More CrowdSourcing with Pinterest + Twitter plus SlideShare PRO MARKITECT.me
A week after a CrowdSourcing experiment I shared the results via SlideShare and received over 2,600+ views in 5 days. How did I get the word out? A social media marketing campaign! Here are the results! A few summary thoughts: 1) An integrated social media marketing campaign across networks yields results! 2) Leverage large online communities where people hang out. 3) Use Twitter as the AMPLIFIER!
Presentation to MS-HCI Program at Georgia TechMark Badger
Roundarch Isobar was invited to give a talk to the HCI Masters students at Georgia Tech, earlier this month. The discussion was lively and ended up being closer to a town hall format than a guest lecture, but this is the redacted version of the deck I presented.
Pundit (http://thepund.it) at the European Society for Textual Scholarship Conference 2012 (http://ests2012.huygens.knaw.nl/), 22-24 november 2012 in Amsterdam.
Responsive. Adaptive. Mobile first. Cross-channel. Everywhere you turn, web workers are chattering about a more flexible future. There’s only one little flaw: our content’s not ready for the party. Fixed firmly to inflexible pages, today’s content is stuck in meaningless blobs that break long before they bend.
We can't keep creating more content for every new device and channel. Instead, we need content that does more for us—content that can travel and shift with its meaning and message intact.
Sensus Uses Liferay to Strengthen Their Global Web Presencerivetlogic
Sensus, a global leader in utility infrastructure systems and resource conservation strengthen their presence worldwide by enhancing their ability to manage the messaging around their proven products and solutions at a global scale using a single cost effective tool. Liferay 6's latest features help Sensus be more competitive by allowing them to represent their offerings in an extremely intuitive way while maintaining product hierarchy and without sacrificing flexibility. With the ability to share divisions, product lines, products and solutions across regions when needed, Sensus now has a solution at their disposal that will help them grow their business worldwide and provide the needed messaging intuitively and in a way that will scale into the future.
Mental Modeling For Content Work: Contextual Inquiry, Personas and PlanningDaniel Eizans
Slides from my Confab 2014 workshop: Mental Modeling For Content Work.
Anyone working in content strategy knows that dealing with messy web content is a difficult task. Creating effective, engaging content that’s relevant to potential users and customers while supporting a good information architecture is even more difficult.
Take some of the guesswork out of content by investing more time in the upfront planning and inquiry, getting to the bottom of who your users really are. Spend a day with Daniel Eizans and learn how to conduct contextual inquiry, develop more relevant personas, and mental model your way to a better content strategy.
Daniel will bring real, field-tested examples of personas and mental models that have impacted organizational content strategy and take attendees through a series of hands-on exercises that will immediately add value to content planning and production.
You will:
Learn about the fundamentals of contextual inquiry and how to conduct this type of research when creating personas
Understand how to create more effective personas for content creators and content planners
Plan content with others using a modified mental modeling technique driven by inquiry and persona data
Receive tools and templates for bringing this technique to your clients or organization.
Understanding the Business Value of Content Strategy (TUG Open House)Daniel Eizans
Slides from the Ann Arbor (Oct. 2013) and Grand Rapids (Nov. 2013) Understanding Group Open Houses. The importance of realizing how content strategy helps to enable an organization's core values. Hat tip to Jonathan Coleman for the inspiration for this talk.
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iPad + Apps for Designers presentation was prepared for a #KBTribeChat Twitter chat. It was a social media experiment to see if a Twitter chat about technology would be enhanced by a reference presentation posted on SlideShare. The results were exciting. There were 50 attendees at the Twitter chat who 'retweeted' the presentation widely. Since that time, the presentation has been featured in the Formica Group blog, http://goo.gl/J78ux, and in an interview at the SlideShare blog, http://goo.gl/hHSkb
SketchUp for Design, Marketing and MoreMARKITECT.me
Think of SketchUp not as CAD or BIM software. It’s really design, marketing and communication software. If you need to share with clients, your design team and subcontractors, SketchUp Pro and LayOut can make your day! We’ll take it further and look at ideas for marketing with SketchUp!
This presentation shows how SketchUp Pro with LayOut from Trimble works as a powerful design and communications software program for designing homes. The case study features a complete work-flow for home design to construction drawings, by Nick Sonder, Architect. In the second half, Mark Johnson FAIA Architect, shows how to optimize SketchUp 3D models for social media marketing, where to download SketchUp, and where to find video tutorials to learn SketchUp.
This is the first of two sessions Aaron Manfull gave at the CSPA high school journalism convention at Columbia University March 15, 2012. This session deals with planning for an online move.
Responsive Web Design - Introduction & Workflow OverviewAidan Foster
Responsive Design's is a way of making a single website that works well on mobile, tablet, and desktop browsers. Back in 2010 Ethan Marcotte, first coined the term "responsive design" and described it as having 3 components:
Flexible Images
Fluid Grids
CSS Media Queries
Well it seems Ethan let quite a few cats of out bag with this one, and we've been trying to herd those cats ever since.
What started as exclusively a front-end web design technique has expanded to include a whole new range of both front-end and server-side programming techniques. The real challenge came when we also suddenly discovered that tried and true practices for project management, and creative concept development all started to fall apart. It’s not practical to create photoshop mockups of ever page in a site at every device size - There’s simply too many variables to account for in graphic design software.
Responsive Design requires a new process for creating websites, and new ways of interacting with teams and clients.
This presentation will outline a birds-eye-view of Responsive Techniques, Strategies, Tools, and Gotchas of RWD. It will focus on some of the new workflow techniques needed and cover some suggestions for where to go to learn more.
Slide Summary
1-25: History of Responsive Design
26-50: Coding Basics (Developer Focused)
51-57: Progressive Enhancement
58-70: Mobile First
71-93: Responsive Workflows
96-99: Selling Responsive Design
Lectures for the course "Ergonomics applied to the usability of web pages and apps" held at the School of design of Politecnico di milano in the first semester of 2021-2022 academic year
Local Digital Marketing - More Than A Pin - AMA Cincinnati - October 2017Mike Corak
When marketers talk about Local Digital Marketing, conversations almost always focus on Local Search. Are our location pins visible in the maps channel? Is our information correct? How do our reviews look? These are important questions to answer, and have a huge impact on business, but the truth is, Local Digital Marketing encompasses so much more. As technology, marketing capabilities, and user needs scale, so does our ability to engage with audiences in locally relevant ways across all digital channels.
How to Win SEO in Complex Web Migrations Scenarios #YoastConAleyda Solís
In this presentation Aleyda goes through actionable steps to follow to effectively migrate your Websites without losing rankings and traffic and take the opportunity to grow it.
When Your Inventory Changes: SEO Tips For Changing Product Pages Aleyda Solís
How can you optimize your products URLs to make the most out of them from a search and conversion perspective while avoiding the most common lifecycle issues of your inventory? Take a look!
The amount of content that exists today is staggering, and growing exponentially. The need to organize and structure it has never been greater. But with silos strong within organizations and stronger across them, how do we align people to set priorities? A website is too downstream and political to solve IA and content problems. But a subject domain model is one way to gain a clearer picture of the universe outside of any interface.
A domain model is a representation of the concepts within a subject area, while a content model represents the content and their structure and relationships.
Talk given at World IA Day DC in February 2017
More CrowdSourcing with Pinterest + Twitter plus SlideShare PRO MARKITECT.me
A week after a CrowdSourcing experiment I shared the results via SlideShare and received over 2,600+ views in 5 days. How did I get the word out? A social media marketing campaign! Here are the results! A few summary thoughts: 1) An integrated social media marketing campaign across networks yields results! 2) Leverage large online communities where people hang out. 3) Use Twitter as the AMPLIFIER!
Presentation to MS-HCI Program at Georgia TechMark Badger
Roundarch Isobar was invited to give a talk to the HCI Masters students at Georgia Tech, earlier this month. The discussion was lively and ended up being closer to a town hall format than a guest lecture, but this is the redacted version of the deck I presented.
Pundit (http://thepund.it) at the European Society for Textual Scholarship Conference 2012 (http://ests2012.huygens.knaw.nl/), 22-24 november 2012 in Amsterdam.
Responsive. Adaptive. Mobile first. Cross-channel. Everywhere you turn, web workers are chattering about a more flexible future. There’s only one little flaw: our content’s not ready for the party. Fixed firmly to inflexible pages, today’s content is stuck in meaningless blobs that break long before they bend.
We can't keep creating more content for every new device and channel. Instead, we need content that does more for us—content that can travel and shift with its meaning and message intact.
Sensus Uses Liferay to Strengthen Their Global Web Presencerivetlogic
Sensus, a global leader in utility infrastructure systems and resource conservation strengthen their presence worldwide by enhancing their ability to manage the messaging around their proven products and solutions at a global scale using a single cost effective tool. Liferay 6's latest features help Sensus be more competitive by allowing them to represent their offerings in an extremely intuitive way while maintaining product hierarchy and without sacrificing flexibility. With the ability to share divisions, product lines, products and solutions across regions when needed, Sensus now has a solution at their disposal that will help them grow their business worldwide and provide the needed messaging intuitively and in a way that will scale into the future.
Mental Modeling For Content Work: Contextual Inquiry, Personas and PlanningDaniel Eizans
Slides from my Confab 2014 workshop: Mental Modeling For Content Work.
Anyone working in content strategy knows that dealing with messy web content is a difficult task. Creating effective, engaging content that’s relevant to potential users and customers while supporting a good information architecture is even more difficult.
Take some of the guesswork out of content by investing more time in the upfront planning and inquiry, getting to the bottom of who your users really are. Spend a day with Daniel Eizans and learn how to conduct contextual inquiry, develop more relevant personas, and mental model your way to a better content strategy.
Daniel will bring real, field-tested examples of personas and mental models that have impacted organizational content strategy and take attendees through a series of hands-on exercises that will immediately add value to content planning and production.
You will:
Learn about the fundamentals of contextual inquiry and how to conduct this type of research when creating personas
Understand how to create more effective personas for content creators and content planners
Plan content with others using a modified mental modeling technique driven by inquiry and persona data
Receive tools and templates for bringing this technique to your clients or organization.
Understanding the Business Value of Content Strategy (TUG Open House)Daniel Eizans
Slides from the Ann Arbor (Oct. 2013) and Grand Rapids (Nov. 2013) Understanding Group Open Houses. The importance of realizing how content strategy helps to enable an organization's core values. Hat tip to Jonathan Coleman for the inspiration for this talk.
Making Places with Information Architecture & Content StrategyDaniel Eizans
Whether we realize it or not, UX is largely the art of tailoring the experiences we design to our content: its semantics, hierarchies, relationships and meaning. Some of the most important work necessary to successful experiences happens before anyone starts to sketch an interface.
This half-day workshop allowed participants to explore perspectives on how IA and Content Strategy provide important context that shapes user-experiences we design and allowed them to learn new tools, techniques, and strategies for designing content-aware interfaces.
Patching Our Crumbling Foundations Through Information ArchitectureDaniel Eizans
With more Internet connected devices than people in the world, there has never been a more important time for information architecture. Now more than ever, the world needs unprecedented collaboration from all of IA's sub-disciplines to shore up the crumbling foundations our digital experiences are being expanded upon.
We can do this by focusing on "what" before "how" in terms of the experiences we create. We can patch these crumbling foundations and make them more organized and capable for a demanding future if we focus more on the foundations of IA.
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We typically use mental models when we’re starting to brainstorm a design, but why stop there? We can also use them to inform story mapping, content planning, and long-term governance of digital systems over time. This talk presents an alternative (or extension) to the traditional mental model by focusing on different aspects of the digital experience.
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Sixty-one percent of CEOs, CFOs and other senior executives take daily game breaks while at work. More than 183 million people in the United States describe themselves as active gamers (individuals who in surveys report that they play computer or video games "regularly" - on average, thirteen hours per week).
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https://www.alandix.com/academic/talks/offtheCanvas-IndiaHCI2024/
The world is being changed fundamentally by AI and we are constantly faced with newspaper headlines about its harmful effects. However, there is also the potential to both ameliorate theses harms and use the new abilities of AI to transform society for the good. Can you make the difference?
Visual Style and Aesthetics: Basics of Visual Design
Visual Design for Enterprise Applications
Range of Visual Styles.
Mobile Interfaces:
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Approach to Mobile Design
Patterns
Hello everyone! I am thrilled to present my latest portfolio on LinkedIn, marking the culmination of my architectural journey thus far. Over the span of five years, I've been fortunate to acquire a wealth of knowledge under the guidance of esteemed professors and industry mentors. From rigorous academic pursuits to practical engagements, each experience has contributed to my growth and refinement as an architecture student. This portfolio not only showcases my projects but also underscores my attention to detail and to innovative architecture as a profession.
Storytelling For The Web: Integrate Storytelling in your Design ProcessChiara Aliotta
In this slides I explain how I have used storytelling techniques to elevate websites and brands and create memorable user experiences. You can discover practical tips as I showcase the elements of good storytelling and its applied to some examples of diverse brands/projects..
Fonts play a crucial role in both User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) design. They affect readability, accessibility, aesthetics, and overall user perception.
6. And oh, that *$#@&! context thing ...
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7. What’s a UX pro to do?
RESPONSIVE DESIGN?!
UNIFY CODEBASES?
DEVICE SPECIFIC STRATEGY?
PROTOTYPE?
MOBILE FIRST?!
ESCHEW WIREFRAMES?
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9. We create hierarchy.
Home Ford Social Support LAD En Esp. More Ford Search
Crossovers Hybrids Comm Shopping
Cars Trucks All Tech Hub
& SUVS and EVs Truck Tools
C-Max C-Max Fusion Fusion Focus
Build/Price
Hybrid Energi Hybrid SE Energi Electric
Hybrid
Gallery Features Specs Models Accesories Pricing Etc.
Games
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23. These are problems we can solve
http://www.rexfeatures.com/search/?kw=lego+italy&iso=GBR&lkw=lego&viah=Y&stk=N&sft=&search_action=# @danieleizans | #WIADA2
24. Design from the content out!
A Call To Arms
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25. We must look beyond the page.
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26. Prepare for new devices and contexts.
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29. Content is messy.
• PURPOSE
What’s the content supposed to accomplish?
• MESSAGE
What’s it saying? How is it saying it?
• RELATIONSHIPS
What other content is conceptually
connected?
• PRIORITIES
How important is it for the business? The
user?
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30. Making sense of the mess
1. Content types (inventory)
2. Content wireframes
3. Content structure (data model)
4. CMS Plan
5. UX/Design
6. Prototype
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31. Content Inventory
1. Content Type / Persona
2. Production Source / Author / Owner
3. Original Intent (aka why was it made)
4. Content Quality / Score
5. Length / Word Count /
File Size
6. Rights
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33. Content Wireframe
1. Logo
2. Navigation
3. Headline
4. Author
5. Date
6. Related Assets
7. Related Badge
8. Comments
9. Related Articles
10. Social Links
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34. Content Wireframe
1
1. Logo
2
2. Navigation
4 3
3. Headline
4. Author 5 6 7
5. Date
6. Related Assets
7. Related Badge 10 8
8. Comments 9
9. Related Articles
10. Social Links
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35. Goal: Understand Hierarchy and
Relationships Links to
Related
Links to Feature Links to
Business Author Bio
Related Article Related
Tagged
by
Tagged
by
Landmark Tagged
by
City Links to
Related
Tagged Tagged Blog Post
by by
Links to
Related
Related
to
Deal Event
From Sara Wachter-Boettcher
“Building Bendable Content” @danieleizans | #WIADA2
36. Focus on Structure
By focusing on parts instead of
pages, data is portable and able
to shift when needed or seen as
a competitive advantage.
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37. Goal: Create relationships in data
Chunking data appropriately
allows it to be nimble and
repurposed quickly.
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38. CMS and Data Modeling
What you see may be
what you get, but what
you get isnʼt good for
content portability.
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39. CMS and Data Modeling
Fields are your friends.
They create relationships
in the data and allow for
scalability and meaning.
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40. So this will be
like wearing
handcuffs right?
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41. Models are like
rails for each
new experience
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