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Ashe Avenue - Future of Web Design 2013 - Desig...

Ashe Avenue - Future of Web Design 2013 - Designing for the Forgotten User

A philosophical discussion on user experience (UX) and content management systems.

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Matt Murphy

October 14, 2013

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  1. Ashe Avenue has extensive experience building tools for clients and

    editors who work with CMS everyday (Vice, High Times, Daily News, Huffington Post, CNN) Our experience with CMS
  2. The relationship that the writer has with the CMS differs

    depending on the size, vertical, editorial approach, history, publishing frequency, and many other factors. There is no magic bullet solution Big Outfits (CNN, NYT) Mid-Size Online Pubs (Vice) Blog Setups
  3. The main design issue with most content management systems stems

    from the lack of awareness regarding how the editor expects to go about creating and managing content. The disconnect
  4. What’s most important to your editor? Design for that first.

    There may not be room for it later. Filling the jar
  5. Increased compression of the application stack Platforms-as-a-service will further enable

    rapid, micro-commits Language and database abstractions aimed at non-technical users Changes in the technical landscape
  6. Discover the editor’s viewpoint and expectations Think big but start

    small Plan for global brands, additional verticals, complex data structures Conclusion
  7. Q&A