Content design
You can find more information about content design as a profession in the Digital, Data and Technology Capability Framework.
...pain points with existing content with ‘cognitive walkthroughs’ develop content plans review, redesign and rewrite content check the facts plan for major changes (unpublishing, redirecting) establish evaluation frameworks ‘We’ included...
...all of government’s content and makes that content clear, easy to find and easy to navigate around. Follow Holly on Twitter, and don’t forget to sign up for email alerts....
...including leaflets and online content. Since 2013, we’ve been helping about 300 colleagues in the Public Health England (PHE) screening team to write content for screening reports, both printed and...
...depending on which teams need help and work with technology experts to produce accessible, accurate content. As I type this, I’m sat with a content designer to my left and...
I’m Sue. As a content designer at GDS, it’s my job to write content for everyone. This means I write in the simplest way to help our users do things...
...that: ‘If you know enough to say it's correct, you know too much to say it's clear.’ And it’s true. GDS creative writers and content designers work with this idea...
The slides aren't the thing. They're what make you pay attention to the thing.
...(eg apply, register, or pay for something). With importing and exporting, a lot of the complexity comes from working out whether you need to complete a form - and if...
Like ‘bunting in the office’ and ‘cake on release days’, ‘slides with big words’ has become one of GDS’s hallmarks. A few weeks on from Sprint 16 I wanted to write about why we encourage that.
Today we hear from two content experts sharing their thoughts about testing content. Christine works with GDS as a trainer, and is a content strategist. Emileigh is a lead content...