This document summarizes a presentation on using content strategy for better user experience. It discusses employing empathy in content, using user research to inform content questions. It also addresses ensuring content is readable and understandable, and that language does not hurt or offend. The document outlines that content systems provide infrastructure like information architecture and metadata to enable customizable content access. Finally, it states that great teams have processes and culture allowing smart content decisions through roles, approvals, training, and community. The overall message is that editorial focus, empathy, content systems, and teams can result in better user experience.
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Your networks and connections.
We collect information about the people and groups you are
connected to and how you interact with them, such as the
people you communicate with the most or the groups you
like to share with. We also collect contact information that
you provide if you upload, sync or import this information
(such as an address book) from a device.
Information about payments.
If you use our Services for purchases or financial
transactions (e.g. when you buy something on Facebook,
make a purchase in a game or make a donation), we collect
information about the purchase or transaction. This includes
your payment information, such as your credit or debit card
number and other card information, and other account and
authentication information, as well as billing, shipping and
contact details.
19. CONTENT SYSTEMS =
Information architecture and navigation
Metadata
Content models and content types
Calls to action
Content prioritisation
Taxonomy and tagging
Author experience in the CMS