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Deborah Carver

Deborah Carver is the publisher of The Content Technologist. She is an independent consultant on all things digital publishing, specializing in large content-driven websites.

364 posts

newsletter-archive

CT No.98: DAOs, Web3 and 14 bosses

10.14.21: Decentralized authority, a feature content tool review, questioning performance advertising and more.

The Business of Content

Facebook, media effects on body image, and the future of in-house behavioral research

Why the WSJ and whistleblower testimony on Facebook feels extraordinarily disingenuous

Information Architecture

Pioneers of streaming: Netflix, Hulu & HBOMax UX/UI reviews

Their technology was first to market and laid the foundations for all streaming services to come. So how do Netflix, Hulu and HBO Max compare now that they've reached digital maturity?

newsletter-archive

CT No.97: Netflix good? Facebook bad? C'mon let's get nuanced

10.7.21: The last time I'll ever write about Facebook + the third and final installment of UX/UI reviews

Information Architecture

Major media in streaming adolescence: Disney+, Peacock and Discovery+ Streaming UX/UI reviews

Century-old media behemoths are the disruptors of streaming tv, adding intriguing new possibilities to the consumer experience of self-guided television. Surprisingly, they've used their deep media company pockets to serve up some truly delightful UI and advance the medium.

Production

Graphic design for the mobile-social-remote era: Projector review

Projector is an alternative to Canva to create images for social media, presentations, web graphics and other impermanent visuals.