People don't read on the internet, so don't expect them to. This workshop will teach you how to make your writing easy to navigate by optimizing it for accessibility and better user experience.
The internet has changed dramatically in the last few decades, yet countless UX studies have shown that one thing has remained the same: people don't read on the internet. What does that mean for writers?
It's simple: don't expect people to read what you wrote. In a world where people are always busy and your users are overstimulated by ceaseless stream of information, you should make your content easy to navigate and understand. This workshop will teach you how to do that.
In this workshop you will:
- Learn key design concepts for writing for the internet
- Put what you learned to use in a practical exercise
💡 Not a writer? No problem!
The concepts we'll cover in the workshop are universal.
Knowing how to make your writing easy to navigate and understand is valuable, whether you're a content writer, a teacher putting together lesson notes or a senior designer drafting up monthly reports. So, don't worry if you're not a writer, everyone is welcome!
What to bring
To get maximum value from this workshop, please bring a tool that you can type on. This can be a laptop, a tablet or even a mobile phone.
