Content Strategy, Information Design, and Web Accessibility

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In what is becoming something of an annual indulgence, I’ve put together another list of articles and blog entries which have caused me to crackle and fizz with equal parts excitement, intrigue, and amusement. Take a bow one and all. The Web Is a Customer Service Medium Paul Ford, Ftrain.com, January “The days of the [...]

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As we prepare to bid farewell to the decade’s cautious first attempt at defining itself I thought I’d repeat what I did 12 months previous and present an assortment of my favourite articles and blog entries of the past year; each just as fresh as the day they were published. Enjoy.

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Another week, another Explain IA entry. After last week’s attempt at explaining information architecture using only 140 characters the temptation was there to try something a little different.

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This week, as part of the IA Institute’s Explain IA contest, I attempted to explain the practice of information architecture using only the amount of characters that would squeeze into a single tweet.

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Web content cogs

December 17, 2009 2 Comments

Publishing web content should work like clockwork, but an effective Content Strategy keeps those cogs moving smoothly.

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