Do it! People want to see it!Ĭontent management systems provide a challenge. If it takes 6 months to generate a homepage image.
How do you make content more interesting? Try to find anything that would appeal to your mom ) Create a comphrension matrix on what people might understand (scientists want data not pretty pictures, general public wants the exact opposite). Jeremy Keith says the content of the web is made of URLs, HTTP and files. Traditional testing does not apply anymore. Karen McGrane's mentioned video on Adapting to Adaptive Content: It's about chunks of content put together in a smart way. "a page" doesn't exist anymore in responsive design. Stories have a collections of little pieces of content attached (video, wuotes, images, text, etc) The story is no longer a page but editorial still thinks of it this way. Wireframes do not work anymore for responsive webdesign. Low fidelty designing allows you to screw up often and quickly, shortening the feedback loop. he advertising model is still selling areas with ads like 50 years ago. Technically it would be trivial to develop something that would serve different ads at different breakpoints. Advertising has been ruining the design of content web sites for 20 years.can't design advertisements that are responsive, they are really tied to certain sizes. Many agencies are working like factories, passing work to each other.Īdvertisements are another problem. Teams are 'siloed', they don't talk to each other. Agencies should 'swallow the red pill' and pass the cost along. Responsive design costs more, according to a Disney survey. We've been living in a conceptual hallucination of control. Responsive design is a buzzword, like Ajax. With contributions by Alex, David Hund, derWhity, eonlepapillon, freco, reco, frenkie, hessi, Mike_L, Morriz, Rutger, seb, sjoerdly and hayify Adapting to Responsive Design - Mark Boulton ( design is the red pill from the Matrix".
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