Content Strategy - UX class - Talent Bandung 2017 by @daengdoangDaeng Muhammad Feisal
Content Strategy
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Disampaikan pada materi kelas UX/UI batch 1
event Talent Bandung 2017
Sabtu, 4 November 2017
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by Daeng Muhammad Feisal (@daengdoang)
UXiD chapter Bandung
Misty Weaver LavaCon Empathy in Editorial Strategy 2014Misty Weaver
Working the Content System: Building empathy in editorial strategy. Focus on the internal audience to build systems and bust silos, while increasing likelihood of successful processes and projects.
Content is an important part of the customer experience. This presentation shows how you can improve customer experience design by mapping content to customer journeys. It outlines the content elements you should consider and the steps to take to create and get sign-off on useful, usable content maps. Finally, we share some approaches to get quick wins and an exercise to start you on the way to successful content mapping.
If you’ve ever wondered what the difference is between content strategy and information architecture, you’re not alone. Content strategy determines what makes content easy to find. Information architecture builds the content structure and empowers it with metadata. Together, they provide a framework for creating and delivering shared, integrated content.
Join Tahzoo’s Vice President of Content Strategy, Chris Hibbard, and DITA Strategies’ President, Amber Swope, as they explain how these two disciplines work together.
In this session, attendee’s will learn:
What content strategy is
What information architecture is
How to use them together to create a unified content framework based upon real business examples
Transforming an Organization through Service and Space Design StrategyRachel Vacek
Learn how one library is engaging with its user community to implement a service framework to transform its organizational capacity to design, deliver, and iterate high quality virtual and physical services in 21st century learning and research environments. This framework, through pilots and prototypes, informs future space transformations and will help create aligned and impactful user experiences. Presenters will share strategies and UX tools for engaging an organization in this type of work.
Have you seen those beautiful websites that you can't use? Or the super-cool ones that make it hard to actually accomplish your tasks? There's a better way. Duane Degler joined the DC Web Mavens to cover the landscape of understanding goals, users, tasks, content, and, particularly, context.
LavaCon 2015 - Successfully Delivering a Personalized Content Experience: Fro...Vasont Systems
Content is moving quickly from traditional print to print and digital channels. The key to delivering these projects is to ensure that content is authored once and reused intelligently across all channels including print, web and mobile in a personalized fashion. Many projects focus on the authoring challenge in isolation and personalization as a secondary concern. For today’s projects to be successful it is vital that an integrated approach to personalized content is considered at both the authoring and publishing level.
Successfully delivering a personalized content experience lavacon igx 151019Ingeniux
Content is moving quickly from traditional print to print and digital channels. The key to delivering these projects is to ensure that content is authored once and reused intelligently across all channels including print, web, and mobile in a personalized fashion. Many projects focus on the authoring challenge in isolation and personalization as a secondary concern. For today’s projects to be successful, it is vital that an integrated approach to personalized content is considered at both the authoring and publishing level. In this presentation, you will learn:
- Core requirements needed for personalized projects
- Essential elements for success
- How to target content by categories (e.g., product, audience, sector)
- The important role that personalization plays within effective CXM strategies
Overlappings and Underpinnings - Content Strategy and Information ArchitectureChris Moritz
Are content strategy and information architecture (IA) the same thing? Utterly different? Should practitioners see each other as partners, or rivals? In this talk, presented to the Michigan Usability Professionals Association, Chris Moritz (Digital Content Strategy Manager at Campbell Ewald) runs through the arguments and sets out one idea for bringing the two together.
We will then turn our attention to the design, review and implementation of social content design, how it differs from the popular view of content marketing and the different types and formats people create, share and interact with.
This is a keynote presentation that I presented to the Oklahoma Chapter of the Association of Research Libraries on looking at how academic library websites in the next few years might look, and how the research and design process has evolved in the past decade or so.
Fostering Organizational Change through Service and Space Design StrategyRachel Vacek
In Spring 2017, the University of Michigan Library completed an engagement with brightspot strategy, consultants who worked with our academic user community and staff to design a service framework and space strategy to guide our organization's work into the future. This holistic framework and philosophy have the potential to transform our large organization's approach to designing and delivering aligned and impactful user experiences. A Service Design Task Force was formed to take this strategy and begin to design pilots and prototypes for new and evolved services and spaces, with a particular focus on enhancing the library's ability to partner around consultation, digital scholarship, and designing for emergence. The three members of the Task Force represent expertise in learning and teaching services, user experience, space design, discovery services, and web technologies. Our goal in this work is to transform our organization's capacity to design, deliver, and iterate high quality virtual and physical services in 21st-century learning and research environments within the library through user and staff engagement, rapid prototyping, and design thinking. In our presentation, the Task Force members will share current and future strategies for engaging the organization in this work, including tools and formats for design and discussion that have supported our work with the library community. We'll also discuss next steps for piloting and prototyping new service ideas in existing library spaces in order to inform future space transformations.
Originally presented at the Future of Web Design in San Francisco, Patrick Neeman talks about the different stages of the User Experience career path and where the opportunities lie for designers to grow and succeed.
With all the talk about mobile and the internet of things, the next last frontier of user experience is something that has been there all along: enterprise. Most designers avoid it, but it’s the biggest opportunity for most designers. Your company should be investing in it because your competitors are, and recognizing the return on investment includes a more efficient workforce. Patrick Neeman will discuss why companies are paying attention and uncover opportunities in enterprise that user experience professionals should pay attention to over the next five years.
Content Strategy - UX class - Talent Bandung 2017 by @daengdoangDaeng Muhammad Feisal
Content Strategy
=====
Disampaikan pada materi kelas UX/UI batch 1
event Talent Bandung 2017
Sabtu, 4 November 2017
=====
by Daeng Muhammad Feisal (@daengdoang)
UXiD chapter Bandung
Misty Weaver LavaCon Empathy in Editorial Strategy 2014Misty Weaver
Working the Content System: Building empathy in editorial strategy. Focus on the internal audience to build systems and bust silos, while increasing likelihood of successful processes and projects.
Content is an important part of the customer experience. This presentation shows how you can improve customer experience design by mapping content to customer journeys. It outlines the content elements you should consider and the steps to take to create and get sign-off on useful, usable content maps. Finally, we share some approaches to get quick wins and an exercise to start you on the way to successful content mapping.
If you’ve ever wondered what the difference is between content strategy and information architecture, you’re not alone. Content strategy determines what makes content easy to find. Information architecture builds the content structure and empowers it with metadata. Together, they provide a framework for creating and delivering shared, integrated content.
Join Tahzoo’s Vice President of Content Strategy, Chris Hibbard, and DITA Strategies’ President, Amber Swope, as they explain how these two disciplines work together.
In this session, attendee’s will learn:
What content strategy is
What information architecture is
How to use them together to create a unified content framework based upon real business examples
Transforming an Organization through Service and Space Design StrategyRachel Vacek
Learn how one library is engaging with its user community to implement a service framework to transform its organizational capacity to design, deliver, and iterate high quality virtual and physical services in 21st century learning and research environments. This framework, through pilots and prototypes, informs future space transformations and will help create aligned and impactful user experiences. Presenters will share strategies and UX tools for engaging an organization in this type of work.
Have you seen those beautiful websites that you can't use? Or the super-cool ones that make it hard to actually accomplish your tasks? There's a better way. Duane Degler joined the DC Web Mavens to cover the landscape of understanding goals, users, tasks, content, and, particularly, context.
LavaCon 2015 - Successfully Delivering a Personalized Content Experience: Fro...Vasont Systems
Content is moving quickly from traditional print to print and digital channels. The key to delivering these projects is to ensure that content is authored once and reused intelligently across all channels including print, web and mobile in a personalized fashion. Many projects focus on the authoring challenge in isolation and personalization as a secondary concern. For today’s projects to be successful it is vital that an integrated approach to personalized content is considered at both the authoring and publishing level.
Successfully delivering a personalized content experience lavacon igx 151019Ingeniux
Content is moving quickly from traditional print to print and digital channels. The key to delivering these projects is to ensure that content is authored once and reused intelligently across all channels including print, web, and mobile in a personalized fashion. Many projects focus on the authoring challenge in isolation and personalization as a secondary concern. For today’s projects to be successful, it is vital that an integrated approach to personalized content is considered at both the authoring and publishing level. In this presentation, you will learn:
- Core requirements needed for personalized projects
- Essential elements for success
- How to target content by categories (e.g., product, audience, sector)
- The important role that personalization plays within effective CXM strategies
Overlappings and Underpinnings - Content Strategy and Information ArchitectureChris Moritz
Are content strategy and information architecture (IA) the same thing? Utterly different? Should practitioners see each other as partners, or rivals? In this talk, presented to the Michigan Usability Professionals Association, Chris Moritz (Digital Content Strategy Manager at Campbell Ewald) runs through the arguments and sets out one idea for bringing the two together.
We will then turn our attention to the design, review and implementation of social content design, how it differs from the popular view of content marketing and the different types and formats people create, share and interact with.
This is a keynote presentation that I presented to the Oklahoma Chapter of the Association of Research Libraries on looking at how academic library websites in the next few years might look, and how the research and design process has evolved in the past decade or so.
Fostering Organizational Change through Service and Space Design StrategyRachel Vacek
In Spring 2017, the University of Michigan Library completed an engagement with brightspot strategy, consultants who worked with our academic user community and staff to design a service framework and space strategy to guide our organization's work into the future. This holistic framework and philosophy have the potential to transform our large organization's approach to designing and delivering aligned and impactful user experiences. A Service Design Task Force was formed to take this strategy and begin to design pilots and prototypes for new and evolved services and spaces, with a particular focus on enhancing the library's ability to partner around consultation, digital scholarship, and designing for emergence. The three members of the Task Force represent expertise in learning and teaching services, user experience, space design, discovery services, and web technologies. Our goal in this work is to transform our organization's capacity to design, deliver, and iterate high quality virtual and physical services in 21st-century learning and research environments within the library through user and staff engagement, rapid prototyping, and design thinking. In our presentation, the Task Force members will share current and future strategies for engaging the organization in this work, including tools and formats for design and discussion that have supported our work with the library community. We'll also discuss next steps for piloting and prototyping new service ideas in existing library spaces in order to inform future space transformations.
Originally presented at the Future of Web Design in San Francisco, Patrick Neeman talks about the different stages of the User Experience career path and where the opportunities lie for designers to grow and succeed.
With all the talk about mobile and the internet of things, the next last frontier of user experience is something that has been there all along: enterprise. Most designers avoid it, but it’s the biggest opportunity for most designers. Your company should be investing in it because your competitors are, and recognizing the return on investment includes a more efficient workforce. Patrick Neeman will discuss why companies are paying attention and uncover opportunities in enterprise that user experience professionals should pay attention to over the next five years.
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Through an exploration of brand psychology and consumer behavior, this study sheds light on the intricate ways in which effective branding strategies, strategic social media engagement, and user-centric website design contribute to altering consumers' perceptions. We delve into the principles that underlie successful brand transformations, examining how visual identity, messaging, and storytelling can captivate and resonate with target audiences.
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Transforming Brand Perception and Boosting Profitability
Lavacon: What Is Content Strategy?
1. @Speaker #LavaCon
UX for Content Strategists
and Technical Writers
What is Content Strategy?
Patrick Neeman
Director of Product Design, Apptio
@usabilitycounts
www.usabilitycounts.com
Troy Parke
Associate UX Director, Disney
@uxhow
www.uxhow.com
2. @usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
The Speakers
Troy Parke
Associate Director of UX,
Disney Parks and Resorts
Drinks Diet Coke
Patrick Neeman
Director of Product Design,
Apptio
Drinks Whiskey
3. Mindy Messenger
Content Strategist at University of Washington
@usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
5. “
A Definition
I define content
strategy as
planning for the
creation, delivery,
and governance of
useful, usable
content.”
Kristina Halvorson
@usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
6. @usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
A Definition
Getting the right
content to the right
user at the right
time.”
Kevin P. Nichols, SapientNitro “
7. @usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
Wikipedia Definition
Content strategy is the
practice of planning the
content creation, delivery,
and governance. A
repeatable system that
defines the entire editorial
content development
process.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Content_strategy “
8.
9. Municipality of Anchorage
• 300k page website
• Several different content
management systems
• One webmaster that herded the
cats
• No understanding of the users
• No stated goals
10. Municipality of Anchorage
• Talked to stakeholders
• Extensive user research
• Content Audit: Quantitative Inventory
of 30k of 300k pages
• Distilled it to 17 page patterns
• Consolidated ~30 departments on
one content management platform
with governance rules
• Developed web parts that had fixed
content structures and could be
shared
11. Municipality of Anchorage:
Definition
• Key themes and messages
• Recommended topics
• Content purpose
• Content gap analysis
• Metadata frameworks and
related content attributes
• Search engine optimization
• Implications of strategic
recommendations on content
creation, publication, and
governance
!
http://alistapart.com/article/thedisciplineofcontentstrategy
Published December 16, 2008 | Work on site started January
2008
14. The Competencies of User Experience
User Research
and Analytics
Understanding the
users through
observations and
data
@usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
Content
Strategy
Planning for the
creation, delivery
and governance of
usable content
Information
Architecture
Organizing
information in a
product or website
in a usable way
Interaction
Design
Designing interactive
behaviors with a
specific focus on
their use
Visual
Design
Designing the visual
qualities in an
aesthetically
pleasing way
Front End
Development
Building the
interactive behaviors
to be used by the
end user
http://www.nickfinck.com/blog/entry/ux_career_progression_finding_a_niche_building_a_personal_brand/
15. Information Architects
User Research
and Analytics
@usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
Content
Strategy
Information
Architecture
Interaction
Design
Visual
Design
Front End
Development
16. Interaction Designer
User Research
and Analytics
@usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
Content
Strategy
Information
Architecture
Interaction
Design
Visual
Design
Front End
Development
17. Web or Visual Designers
User Research
and Analytics
@usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
Content
Strategy
Information
Architecture
Interaction
Design
Visual
Design
Front End
Development
18. How to get involved in the
process?
@usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
19. Work with the designers
@usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
24. Travel Website: Content Strategy
• Who is the audience?
• What are the content
priorities?
• What’s the voice and
tone?
@usabilitycounts @uxhow #lavacon
• How often is the content
published?
• Who manages the
process?
• Who writes the content?