2. A DAY AFTER PUBLICATION, MOST CONTENT DISAPPEARS IN THE DEPTHS OF A NEWS WEBSITE.
IT CAN ONLY TO BE FOUND WHEN A READER EXPLICITLY SEARCHES FOR IT.
EACH STORY SHOULD FUNCTION AS PART OF A WEB OF KNOWLEDGE AROUND A CERTAIN TOPIC.
3. The CONTENT STRATEGY
CONTENT REQUIREMENTSFUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
Related content Metadata
Reusable content Share
Content organization Structure
What the website user
expects out of the website
content
What to do to make the
content meet the user
expectations
4. The CONTENT STRATEGY
CONTENT REQUIREMENTSFUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
Related content Metadata
Reusable content Share
Content organization Positioning & structure
Establishing the context for
topical navigation
6. The CONTENT STRATEGY
CONTENT REQUIREMENTSFUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
Related content Metadata
Reusable content Share
Content organization Positioning & structure
Standardized organizational
schemes for particular content
7. ORGANIZATION /
STRUCTURE OF
CONTENT: FEATURES
IMAGE
ONE/TWO
LINE CAPTION
SINGLE
COLUMN TEXT
Ist. Scroll
QUOTE
2nd. Scroll
3rd.Scroll
4th.Scroll
Recommended stories
More stories
HOME PAGE INSIDE PAGE
Section name
Slug
Author
+
Dateline
1 or 2 line heading
1 or 2 line intro
8. ORGANIZATION /
STRUCTURE OF
CONTENT: NEWS
IMAGE
ONE/TWO
LINE CAPTION
SINGLE
COLUMN TEXT
One or
two scrolls
Recommended stories
More stories
HOME PAGE INSIDE PAGE
Section name
Slug
Dateline
1 or 2 line heading
xxxxxxx
XXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XX
xxxxxxx
SLIDER
9. ORGANIZATION /
STRUCTURE OF
CONTENT: COLUMNS
SINGLE
COLUMN TEXT
4 scrolls
Other columns
HOME PAGE INSIDE PAGE
Section name
Columnist
name
Dateline
1 line heading
xxxxxxx
XXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XX
xxxxxxx
xxxxxxx
xxxxxxx
xxxxxxx
xxxxxxx
Other writings
by the same
columnist
QUOTE