In this article, we are outlining 6 ways how you can improve the user experience of your website through content strategy.
With them, your readers will be able to enjoy useful and usable content that’s well structured, easily discovered, and highly relevant.
It doesn’t make sense to select a CMS made primarily for short-form articles and pictures if you want to post feature-length articles with detailed statistics, citations, code blocks, and multiple illustrations.
By allowing users to access content in a hierarchical way, you make it easier for the user to find relevant information.
Don’t be afraid to venture beyond wireframes into the realm of user pathway testing.
The FDA states that “writing in plain language helps readers understand the content in a document the first time they read it.” This is, of course, nothing new to editors and copywriters who have read The Elements of Style by William Strunk Jr. from cover to cover.