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This document discusses the differences between good and evil approaches to customizing SharePoint sites. It notes that basic out-of-the-box customizations or using SharePoint Designer are generally safer approaches, while extensive custom coding can introduce stability and upgrade issues if not done properly. The document warns of potential "red flags" with customizations and stresses the importance of governance policies to manage customization risks and ensure consistency.
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Lorem Ipsum - Content and Changing IdeologiesVictor Moreno
Lorem ipsum is placeholder text used in design and publishing to demonstrate layout elements. It originated from a passage by Cicero and became popular in the 1960s when companies provided it for use in draft designs. While lorem ipsum allows separating design from content development, some argue that content should be prioritized from the beginning as it is key to driving traffic. Solutions include working with a copywriter early on or using headers to indicate where content will go.
The document provides guidance on writing effective copy for websites. It begins by using a poor example of copy for a VoIP service to illustrate issues like using undefined acronyms and focusing on technical features rather than benefits. Good copy is then defined as being clear, persuasive, and vital. Specific tips are offered, such as writing in plain language, making compelling offers, and focusing on benefits rather than features alone. Common don'ts include using jargon and overwhelming the reader with large blocks of text. Copy should be reviewed based on whether it grabs attention, makes sense, and motivates the desired action.
The document is a presentation on usability given by Jens Hoffmann. It introduces the topic of usability and human-computer interaction. It discusses best practices for usability including paper prototyping, testing interfaces, and making forms intuitive for users. It also speculates on future interfaces that could use technologies like neural interaction, motion detection and augmented reality.
The document discusses plans to increase engagement on AmpliconTV's YouTube channel and launch an Instagram account. For YouTube, it recommends more consistent uploads every couple weeks of in-depth product reviews, builds, and overviews between 5-7 minutes long. For Instagram, it suggests using the platform to tell Amplicon's story through behind-the-scenes photos and videos to build awareness and connections with customers and employees internationally. Consistency and interaction on both platforms is key to growing Amplicon's audience and brand.
Influencing the Influencers - Building a Contributor Network from the Ground UpKim Higdon
Presentation given to Content Strategy Applied USA on building a network of influential content contributors to create unbelievable content on your behalf. A case study of a program launched for the Arizona Office of Tourism.
This document discusses the differences between good and evil approaches to customizing SharePoint sites. It notes that basic out-of-the-box customizations or using SharePoint Designer are generally safer approaches, while extensive custom coding can introduce stability and upgrade issues if not done properly. The document warns of potential "red flags" with customizations and stresses the importance of governance policies to manage customization risks and ensure consistency.
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The document discusses the traditional approach to software development and some of its shortcomings. It then introduces Domain-Driven Design (DDD) as an alternative approach that focuses on designing the system around the problem domain from the top-down rather than the bottom-up. Some key DDD concepts discussed include ubiquitous language, core domain, bounded contexts, entities, value objects, aggregates and aggregate roots, and persistence ignorance. The document uses examples from designing a residential building to help explain these DDD concepts.
This document discusses the importance of thoughtful copywriting for user experience (UX). It begins by noting that both designers and copywriters are tasked with making experiences intuitive and compelling for users. The document then outlines how copy, like design, should consider the user, context, flow, business goals, and brand. It provides examples of where copy is needed and recommends that copy be researched, concise, put the audience first, and reduce ambiguity. The document also discusses how copy is typically created using spreadsheets and comments in design tools, and the importance of brand guides, content guides, and product marketing in aligning copy with UX and business goals.
This document provides guidance for small businesses on building a website in a cost-effective manner by setting realistic expectations, choosing the best design option, understanding the development process and people involved, and improving communication with the creative team. It compares do-it-yourself templates, freelance designers, and full-service agencies; outlines website development as a multi-step process; and offers tips on providing clear direction and feedback to save time and money.
The document provides 45 rules of web development for PR professionals to help them effectively manage digital projects and avoid annoying developers, alienating designers, and looking stupid in front of clients. Some key tips include starting with the user experience, planning for contingencies as timelines often slip, properly briefing teams and clients, and continuously learning about the technical aspects of web development.
BEST PRACTICE: The seven types of B2B copywriter – And how the wrong one can ...B2B Marketing
BEST PRACTICE: The seven types of B2B copywriter – And how the wrong one can destroy your campaign
Fiona Campbell-Howes, managing director, Radix Communications
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Anticipated changes in content creation practices and workflows including the elimination of local formatting, adoption of a “mobile first” philosophy, rethinking the role of tables, and more.
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BEST PRACTICE: The seven types of B2B copywriter – And how the wrong one can ...B2B Marketing
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In this session attendees will learn:
Technical options for going mobile, including responsive design, converting traditional online help to an app, and creating a “true” app using RMAD (Rapid Mobile App Development) tools. The pros and cons of each approach and some of the tools available for creating each option.
Anticipated changes in content creation practices and workflows including the elimination of local formatting, adoption of a “mobile first” philosophy, rethinking the role of tables, and more.
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The Debate over Lorem Ipsum
1.
2. • What is Lorem Ipsum?
– Common name for placeholder
text used to demonstrate the
graphic elements of a document,
visual presentation or layout.
– Name comes from specimen of
Latin text written by Cicero ‘On
The Ends of Good and Evil’.
• Lorem ipsum dolor sin amet,
consectutur adipisicing elit …
– Popularized in advertising art
industry in 1960’s when Letraset
provided it in dry transferable
sheets for use in comps to clients.
– Used by designers in draft stage
because the latin ‘gibberish’ looks
like words when copy for ad or
web layout is unavailable to
designer.
3. • For Example
– Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,
consectetur adipisicing elit,
sed do eiusmod tempor
incididunt ut labore et dolore
magna aliqua.
– Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis
nostrud exercitation ullamco
laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea
commodo consequat.
– Duis aute irure dolor in
reprehenderit in voluptate velit
esse cillum dolore eu fugiat
nulla pariatur.
– Excepteur sint occaecat
cupidatat non proident, sunt in
culpa qui officia deserunt mollit
anim id est laborum.
– It looks like ad copy &
represents what copy would
look like in the final ad/page.
4. • So what’s the problem?
– Changing norms in design
process
• One argument is that prior to
advent of web 2.0, design was
king.
– Thus, you might have busy,
media-rich Flash-driven sites
with complicated or forced
navigation that load slowly
• Today, more often than not, if
one goes to agency or
freelance professional, the
agency or freelancer provide
or have access to content
specialist. Content drives the
page and brings and
maintains traffic.
– Thus, Lorem Ipsum would be
irrelevant. The content is
essential to the design of
page from the beginning, so
no need for filler text.
5.
6.
7. • So is Lorem Ipsum
necessary?
– PROS
• By using Lorem, designer
separates their job from
copywriter. Clients can be
picky, often copy can change
from early in process to
finished product & seeing it in
comp can stall design
process. By using Lorem, you
have filler and only have to
change text when project is
about to go live or in beta
stage.
• Content Management
Systems. Sometimes you get
limited copy. In draft stage,
Lorem is useful in testing
layout options (div classes,
footers, sidebar content, etc)
Lorem is good for organization
of content
8. • So is Lorem Ipsum necessary?
– PROS
• In certain fields, clients are not
concerned with content, so much
as creating an immersive
experience or extension of their
brand (music sites, film,
entertainment). Here, some
direction is given visually with
understanding to leave space for
some content (tour dates, film
releases dates, synopsis). Here,
Lorem Ipsum is helpful in defining
these areas in comp stage.
• Client can be confused by filler
copy you provide without
prompting. Don’t confuse your
clients. If not having copy
concerns you, its opportunity to
add copywriting on top of design
services
9. • So is Lorem Ipsum
necessary?
– CONS
• Content should be stressed
over design. In world where
Twitter, Facebook, & website
are integrated & feeds provide
content in your inbox, design
is distant second to content.
Optimize site according to
content to ensure traffic.
• Content should enhance the
design of your page. The
aesthetic of your page/ad
should serve the message,
not vice versa.
• Designer can ask for content
before start of project. Explain
upside to client. Honesty &
communication lead to better
end result and referrals to
others.
10. • SOLUTIONS?
– Work with copywriter from
beginning.
• If client approaches designer with
need for site/ad, but not much
beyond that; meet with them &
explain importance of knowing
concept behind business or
product. If designer doesn’t have
copywriting experience, learn or
work/refer with copywriter.
Everyone benefits.
– Use headers in sections where
content will go
• Instead of Lorem – use TEXT
GOES HERE or header /
subheader /copy
– Use Lorem in comps where it will
change hands b/w many
individuals.
• Bureaucracy can be good or bad.
If big company is on the ball,
they’ll have copy. If your judgment
shows theyre a bit scattered &
don’t have it, then Lorem is your
friend.
11. • SOLUTIONS?
– Sell yourself!
• If client is clueless on this
field, you as designer/writer
can benefit twice. Both by
charging for your services as
a designer and as a
copywriter. Communication is
the key to making a
successful page or ad from
both the design and copy
stage.
• CONCLUSION
– Open
– Content is what drives sites
now in most fields. Look at
what is happening in that
area and communicate with
your client, so that lorem
ipsum is just on your comp
and not between you and
your client.