Tag: content
Custom ‘Content Widgets’ in WordPress
Content management doesn’t have to be restrictive to your clients, but it shouldn’t be an open door either. Shortcode-based content widgets in WordPress are a great way to provide your client some additional creative freedom without compromising your design.
Posted: September 13, 2010
Content Entry: Whose Job is it Anyway?
Whose job is it to populate content on every project? Should the service provider handle it as part of their impeccable service? Should the client enter content to become more familiar with the content management system? Both sides have compelling arguments.
Posted: May 24, 2010
Book Review and Giveaway: Content Strategy for the Web
Content Strategy on the Web is a great book focusing on a new topic that will, in my opinion, be essential in raising the bar in Web design. Content strategy is something that should set the groundwork, carry it through fruition, and continue through the life of any project.
Posted: March 01, 2010
WordPress Hidden Gem: get_extended()
WordPress’ get_extended() function will let you pull copy based on the more flag. Definitely useful for advanced copy styling!
Posted: October 26, 2009
I Have a Huge Problem with WYSIWYG Editors
I’ve got a strong distaste for using WYSIWYG editors in content management systems, but it has become the accepted norm.
Posted: November 10, 2008
Clients and Content Management Systems
How much is too much when giving clients access to their website via content management system? How is design integrity retained?
Posted: August 18, 2008