The document discusses designing websites with both end users and content editors in mind. It proposes a 45-minute discussion on whether "author experience" should be a design consideration. The discussion would include introductions, three rounds of discussion, and final thoughts. It encourages designing editor interfaces and considering the people who will update the website when first designing it.

1. Content Editors Are Users Too | Bas Evers

2. The Pitch
Ever been unpleasantly surprised
when real content entered your design?
Seen your beautiful website
not being updated frequently enough?
Maybe you could have done more
to design for both end-user and editor.
I'd like to have a 45-minute discussion
to find out if ‘author experience’ is
– or should be - a “thing” in your world.
Who’s with me?

3. Me. Briefly.
▫ Bas Evers
▫ @everbass
▫ Content Strategist at CZ
▫ Co-founder of @ContentCafe
▫ Cloudcaster at Mixcloud

4. The idea for today
▫ Introductions 5’
▫ Discussion round 1 10’
▫ Discussion round 2 10’
▫ Discussion round 3 10’
▫ Final thoughts 10’

5. “I think the content through
when creating a design.”

6. “When designing a website, I also have
the people in mind who will update it.”

7. “An editor interface
can be designed.”

8. Final thoughts

9. Inspired?
TheAXBook.com Webinar ‘Love Your CMS’

10. Don’t be a stranger!
@everbass

11. Credits
1. UXCamp Amsterdam
2. Flickr
3. Discogs
4. Flickr
5. Kelmin Lumo
6. Flickr
7. Flickr
8. Flickr
9. Rick Yagodich, A List Apart
10. Flickr
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