A panel discussion looking at Object-Oriented UX at Content Strategy Seattle.
Tag: Content Engineering
Content engineering is the practice of organising the shape, structure and application of content. Content engineering is broken down into five primary disciplines: model, metadata, markup, schema, and taxonomy.
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What is OOUX?
A talk with Sony PlayStation outlining what OOUX is, where it fits in information architecture practice and how to execute it.
A talk at OOUX Happy Hour about machine-enabled noun foraging and extraction to set up proto-objects for use in the ORCA process.
6 practical tips and tactics for explaining structured content, both for modelling, design and development.
19 benefits of OOUX for the user-centred and mental model-based information architecture of data-rich products, services and systems.
A simple template tool that extends Ahava Leibtag’s excellent Creating Valuable Content Checklist [PDF, 89Kb] so that it can be used to compare and benchmark your web content with that of your competitors.
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Five Hat Racks, The LATCH Principle
An irreducible truth in information classification, architecture and design.
No link is an island on the Web. No content is a silo. In a network, it pays to network
Peter Morville on why digital service/product design is never done
Ben Terrett on the importance of information architecture and content design