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How to design a style guide (that people can actually use)
Good style guides need to be relevant, not generic; usable - not just good on the shelf; and empowering - a style guide should give a mandate to content designers. It should be the hill that we can die on. Here’s how Scroll designed a style guide for HSE Ireland.
Information architecture: keeping users in focus
Rather than focusing on a specific piece of content, IA development is an opportunity to work across an entire website, and reorganise information in a way that best serves the needs of users.
Content lifecycle management: 3 principles to follow and 5 actions to take
Content is a strategic business asset. Organisations need to shift their focus from publishing new content to managing and maintaining what they already have.
How do you know if your content is succeeding or failing?
Measuring content success is important, but how do you know what to test with users, when to use analytics and what to measure? Scroll content strategist Andrew Charles on setting content performance indicators.
Content audits: defining goals and scope
A good content audit is the cornerstone of many webs projects. But you risk drowning in a sea of data. To sail safely through, you need to carefully define the goals and scope of your audit.
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