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Poor usability, inappropriateness, cultural insensitivity: such are the issues that can characterize country sites of all types, often reflected in poor feedback from users.
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In the age of social and mobile customers, all paths lead back to your website. I recently took part in CMSWire’s tweet jam about the current trends in Customer Experience Management or CXM as the industry have now labelled it.
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In my last article, I discussed how we came to a place where we need a new model for website governance that Web professionals could easily use for any size or type of enterprise, for any size or type of website.
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Your website governance is happening whether or not you know it -- perhaps not always with organizational focus and intent. Here’s a not-so-scary, not-so-dull framework to help you think about (then manage) your website and all its many parts.
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We live in a truly global world. All over the globe, people are logging on and logging in from their respective countries. It makes sense that people want to use the web to reach out to a global audience. So much so that the W3C project recently released its internationalization checker,
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Get a good grip on your content management process by following the content management lifecycle. The management of content has been a challenge since people invented new ways of sharing information through books, documents, web, social media and other content containers.
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As the public sector begins to come to grips with the transformation of services to online delivery, it is more important than ever that councils and local authority departments select the right supplier to support their Web Channel Strategy. It is well recognized that there is a plethora of web content management (WCM)
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How do you know you’re hitting your marks in a Web project? The goal of this series is to identify how different subspecialties in UX can inform each other about their own well-developed processes so we can create some best practices around Web projects. You can read Part One, which
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We finished with conference day 1 of J.Boye 2011. Today I’ve focused on the web content management and online strategy tracks, attended Bob Boiko’s opening keynote and unfortunately managed to disrupt the HTML5 session conducted by Philippe Le Hegert of the W3C with a blood-curdling scream. The Keynote: Social Media and Information Strategy Bob Boiko, who has
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Every website, intranet, CMS-selection or social media campaign should be supported by a content strategy. Doing a web project without a content strategy is nothing more than pushing the 'I feel lucky!' button. Defining a content strategy is essential, quite easy and actually fun to do.
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This week we took a look at how marketers are measuring ROI on engagement efforts. We also checked out the role video can play in your customer engagement (CEM) projects. Key to any CEM strategy is Web Content Management.
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Multidisciplinary teams are usually the best way to tackle complex projects, including the Web. I asked some talented colleagues how they begin Web projects well. Today we’re going to discuss gathering those pieces of information experienced Web practitioners absolutely MUST have when they begin a Web project.
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Typography is the single most import element of web design. Type has impact. It can make your content sing, or die. It delivers your message, embodies your brand and is the conduit for web experience. Type is critical because the web is text. In fact, according to some experts, “
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Working as a member of various Web teams for more than a decade now has taught me that the most effective approach is to work with other Web experts who sub-specialize in content strategy, visual design, information architecture and usability.
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