haveaproblem.com

responsive process website

experience map: this might be JUST the thing for admissions

lunch & learns: talking to the content creators

a bounded set of interactions: action <_ ->content model

in a site w/4 menu items, each one is a space

they can be nested

( subject verb object ?)

as a [role], I want to [do a thing] in order to [benefit]

(true thing I heard yesterday: “as a user, I may or may not have committed murder”!)

some interesting module suggestions — take a look at those.

I like this sketching technique for thinking about navigating through the catalog, maybe also the research/application process?

experience map

making fun of using twitter bootstrap?

our own UI library? Justin has gotten a pretty good start on that, but we definitely need to get that broader & deeper.

make the docs (not too many) – share the docs – maintain the docs – ux dashboard

make a decision RIGHT AFTER the testing

audio interfaces? yipes. (with the reminder that touchscreens used to be horrible)

the return of the em vs i debate? (paging matt may: how’s that work out on screenreaders?)

content strategy bingo: google glass

digital signage…and she actually mentions a university client.

bingo: refrigerator

bingo: blobs; “like MS Word”

“metadata is the new art direction” — does that mean that it’s possible to have someone who actually is a content strategist/art director?!

content packages. THIS is ultimately my issue with Cascade Server; it’s just too tied to the page model.

I’m very glad that she tackled the spark/wyisiwyg thing head on.

lvl 1: easy fixes: we have 3 about pages!

“I started orphaning pages from the nav.”

“start self-assigning yourself stuff”

“they weren’t telling their story” (pottery)

page table: what’s the message? what’s the method?

actually BETTER to do content audits manually rather than automagically…so that people FEEL the pain.

I want to know more about her LEGO methodology.

orbital content?

model meaning, not presentation (and maybe not ownership, either)