CT No. 65: The obstacle course of a website redesign
Website redesign nitty gritty and technical details, a review of a proximity chat app, and links of the week
How do you apply structure to creative work? These articles explore information architecture, markup, metadata and other structures that we need to consume and find content online.
34 posts from structured content
The gold standard in web crawlers: Screaming Frog review
Screaming Frog does its job quickly, with few frills. Why would you need a fancier web crawler?
Best practices for business websites in the 2020s
A website is the full experience of your business, represented digitally. What should be on your business's website in the 2020s?
Does your website actually need a blog?
Why are we still building websites with blogs tacked on at the end? Are blogs really good for SEO?
Content requests, automated: Content Snare review
ContentSnare automates content requests and reminders. Read the Content Technologist review.
Grammar and style, automated: Writer (fka Qordoba) review
Qordoba is a content governance tool that enables custom style and branding guidelines across an organization. Read The Content Technologist review.
CT No.238: Language is the technology
To put it another way: optimizing with GEO reverse engineering tactics is like entering a house through a small attic window. GEO ignores that the research frameworks literally embedded in the outputs of the model are the keys to the front door.
A guide to information architecture: Form, function, and delight in website design
Everything we've ever written about navigation, information architecture, and structuring content.
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