Tag: content architecture

  • How to Organize Your Content Through Navigation and Wayfinding at Content Control Summit

    How to Organize Your Content Through Navigation and Wayfinding at Content Control Summit

    I spoke at my first virtual conference this past weekend, Content Control Summit put on my Remote Control Life and did one of my favourite talks about Navigation and Wayfinding. This is also the first talk I’ve given since launching my own company, Namara Technologies Inc.

    I’m used to doing this talk in person and getting live feedback and questions to know if I’m on the right track. In this case, I’m just talking to the camera and not even seeing comments as I’m speaking to get the course corrections that I’m used to seeing. It was a completely different experience, that I would completely do again. I’ll write about my experience in recording and the virtual conference separately, but here are the slides to that talk.

    As always, I welcome comments, and questions, since I know I didn’t get to answer everything. I want to thank April Wier for getting me out of my comfort zone on this one, especially using Facebook live to answer questions afterwards.

    How to Organize Your Content Through Navigation and Wayfinding from Shanta Nathwani

  • Organizing Your Content – WPHamOnt March 2020

    It was a great pleasure to present, what was supposed to be, a lightning version of this talk, but there was such great conversation, that it carried on far longer. I would really appreciate any feedback on the presentation. Feel free to ask questions too!

    One thing I know that I forgot to mention about categories: Never leave a post “uncategorized”. That doesn’t help anyone. If necessary, set the default category to something else!

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  • WTH are CPT’s and ACF’s? – WordCamp Hamilton 2018

    Thanks to the following people especially to the wonderful people that got me to WordCamp Hamilton this weekend:

    • Morten Rand-Hendriksen for teaching me CPT’s and ACF’s on Lynda.com and answering all my crazy questions on Twitter as I learned.
    • Michelle Schulp and Dan Beil who helped me to understand why to use these wonderful things, not just the how.
    • Chad Fullerton and Karen Maraj who added me to the roster and gave me the chance to share this knowledge.
    • Weever Apps for giving me the ability to stay local to my community.
    • Kiera Howe for always helping me with my technical issues and being there when I need her always.
    • And most of all to Adam Wills, our lead organizer for more reasons that I can mention, including helping to get me to where I am today.

    I really want to thank everyone who came to see my presentation. I really had a fun time giving this one and look forward to the feedback on this new presentation. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this!

     

    The update to this is now the video has been posted. Hope you enjoy!

  • WTH are CPT’s and ACF’s? – WordCamp Ottawa 2017

    WTH are CPT’s and ACF’s? – WordCamp Ottawa 2017

    Thanks to the following people especially to the wonderful people that got me to WordCamp Ottawa this past weekend:

    It was an amazing weekend at WordCamp Ottawa! I really want to thank everyone who stayed until the very end to see my presentation, especially when I was a last minute edition. I really had a fun time giving this one and look forward to the feedback on this new presentation. As always, a big thank you to the organizers of WordCamp Ottawa for adding me to the roster. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this!

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