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The following materials were developed for webinars presented by Courtney Clark and Michaela Hackner including "Web Content Strategy: Creating Clear and Actionable Web Content." Below they are useful Content Strategy resources they shared during these sessions. Enjoy and feel free to add your favorites in the comments!

A list of useful content strategy resources curated by Courtney Clark and Michaela Hackner.

 

Weekly Reads (Week of December 26, 2008)

What can we learn from the redesign of drupal.org? Design iterations and designing in the open

Adding this blog to our feed. It comes highly recommended.

Weekly Reads (Week of December 19, 2008)

CMU Master's theses look to improve local communities

Communicating Customer and Business Value with a Value Matrix

Livia Labate 's Open Letter to The Information Architecture Institute

Weekly Reads (Week of December 12, 2008)

Agile vs. Waterfall trade-offs for human-centered design initiatives

A great line-up of speakers at AIGA Gain Conference 2008, and good insights from Hot Studio participant.

UXD Weekly Reads (Week of December 5th)

Is Gall's Law true?

A List Apart is featuring a nice article about how UX Designers need to embrace agile development process

Comparing Renaissance lace books' to pixels and typography on the web

UX Book Club

Last week I was enjoying coffee with a colleague downtown and he was talking about starting a local UX book club. Seemingly, out of nowhere this became a world wide initiative via discussion posts on IxDA.org

Have you join a UX book club in your area?

UXD Weekly Reads (Week of November 21)

Adaptive Path's magnetic prototypes

Jakob Nielsen's take on agile methodology

Cooper talks about Rich visual modeless feedback, pronounced Riv Mof

UXD Weekly Reads (Week of November 14)

Luke Wroblewski discusses common visual design misconceptions at UX matters

John Yesko discusses what user experience consultants can learn from Barack Obama

Photosynth

Photosynth has to be seen to be understood.

The idea behind it, as shown in this TED video, is the ability to view, zoom, and navigate digital images in multi dimensions. The entire 7+ minutes is worth watching, though the most compelling example is of the reconstruction of Notre Dame done entirely by scraping Flickr images that have been related spatially (begins at 03:50 in video).

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