Skip to content
Duncan Stephen

Human-centred decisions

Photo of Duncan Stephen

  • About
  • Work
  • Speaking
  • Archives
  • Follow

Tag: Structured content

Article — 26 September 2025 — 1,247 words

Autonomy, independence, federation, WordPress and concrete

Personal — Web

IndieWeb icon, ActivityPub icon and WordPress icon, arranged next to an arrow pointing right

I have had to make some behind-the-scenes changes to this website. In the process, I am planning to make it more interoperable with the fediverse and indieweb standards — and I am sticking with WordPress.

Leave a comment

Article — 25 February 2025 — 1,679 words

Object-oriented approaches in action

Information architecture — User experience — Web — Work

An abstract diagram containing food-related icons connected together, mimicking an ontology diagram

There are several benefits of building a content model in an object-oriented way. This post walks through those benefits, and demonstrates a real-life example of how this approach works on a well-known website.

2 comments

Article — 1 July 2024 — 1,082 words

Reflecting on two years as a user experience consultant; looking ahead to working on structured content

Digital — Information architecture — User experience — Work

The latest chapter in my career has closed, as I have found an incredibly exciting new opportunity. But the past couple of years have given me a lot to reflect on.

5 comments

Article — 12 May 2021 — 1,268 words

Why content is more important than code

Design — Information architecture — Technology — User experience

Mock-up of a Ceefax page with the word "content" instead of "Ceefax"

…and what I don’t mean by that.

4 comments

RSS feed — Follow

© 2002—2025 Duncan Stephen.

This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International