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Calls to action throughout your website
Paul Boag is always talking about “calls to action”. It kind of sounds like goofy marketing speak at best, or at worst some way to manipulate users. But calls to action can be beneficial to both users and your bottom line, as he explained in a recent podcast.
Using Jumpchart for content planning
A review of Jumpchart, a web content planning application. No more back and forth with Word docs or emails about text edits!
Using a controlled vocabulary
Using a controlled vocabulary while writing your text and developing your site navigation will improve the findability of your content.
Review your FAQ's
Thoughts and recommendations from A List Apart on an almost-ubiquitous feature of websites these days: the FAQ page.
Streamline Your Content
Is your web content as simple and streamlined as it could be? Does each sentence, paragraph, and page contribute something important to your site? Steve Krug thinks probably not; he says: “Get rid of half the words on each page, then get rid of half of what’s left.”
Give me all your content!
Clients sometimes forget that they share a major responsibility in the development of their site: planning and preparing the text and images that make up the site content.
Separating the cream from the cruft.