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I lead teams and organisations to make human-centred decisions. Lead content designer and information architect at the Scottish Government. he/him https://duncanstephen.net/
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There are several benefits of building a content model in an object-oriented way. This post walks through those benefits, and demonstrates a real-life example of how this approach works on a well-known website. duncanstephen.net/object-orien...

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How we are following an object-oriented approach to structuring information Decades-old approaches are being brought up to date with new techniques to create a robust way of structuring content to enable reuse and make content management more efficient.

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We are understanding the opportunities that can be provided by better structuring our information. We are using a variety of robust information architecture techniques, including an increasingly popular method called object-oriented user experience (OOUX)

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There’s no such thing as a technology problem

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A plea for the lost practice of information architecture — Vicky Teinaki

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Don’t Hide Skip Links, by @ozewai.bsky.social:

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Information grade — Potentially useful concept

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Information grade — Potentially useful concept

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I found some very vintage but surprisingly pristine litter in Morningside a few weeks ago. duncanstephen.net/photos/very-...

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Our flag in the sand — How to escape the desert of user needs by integrating agile and user experience duncanstephen.net/our-flag-in-...

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