Posts Tagged ‘content’

“Frequently Asked Questions” is a phrase we all know and love. Or is it? Good question. Perhaps our familiarity with the format of FAQs blinds us to the fact we may not be getting what we need out of them. The FAQ model has been used as early as the 13th century in Christian literature. [...]

The Truth about F.A.Q. Sections

If your kick off meetings go anything like a majority of mine do, at some point or another the website owner begins to rattle off what “pages of content” they would like on the site. You may even encourage it by asking them (I know I did.) It seems like a logical step, essentially you need to get an idea of scope and one way to do so is to count up and outline what pages will be on the site.

Using strategy to define scope of content

Despite Art Direction having been discussed as early 2004, it is now gaining more attention as designer Jason Santa Maria has proven it’s use through his blog and Noel Jackson has made it easy to do with WordPress. Despite the attention there is still an general misunderstanding as to what art direction really is. What [...]

Website Art Direction Redux

On my blog design related blog I have recently posted an article about making WordPress client friendly as a CMS. Worth taking a look if you use wordpress for clients (or in many cases it is helpful if you use it for yourself as well). I will be doing a post soon on the use [...]

WordPress as a CMS tips on Stylized Web