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Greg Dunlap has been thinking a lot about the #content authoring experience. Over the course of his career, he’s just about seen it all – from consolidating the #contentmanagement chaos at the Seattle Times to building complex, compliance-ridden projects for government customers. Along the way, he’s experienced first-hand how a CMS can miss the mark with content authors, and how the quest for “easy” can sometimes come at the cost of good content. So he wrote a book about it –?and IMHO, you'll want a highlighter for this one. In “Designing Content Authoring Experiences,” Greg gives us a refreshing look at what really matters in the messy world of content authoring in a CMS.?It’s a quick and delightful read, packed with observations and guidance on a bevy of relevant topics – from prototyping to organizational administration to the dreaded annals of form design. While the book provides solid examples of how to approach challenges like governance and #accessibility, Greg isn’t prescribing a solution to all our woes. Instead, he's refocusing the lens on the author’s experience, which sometimes gets lost in translation or overlooked by vendors and organizations. “I thought there was this great opportunity to talk about the authoring experience from the perspective not of the AEMs of the world, but just of the simple stuff that anybody in any system could do to improve things for the groups that they’re working for. And that’s where I thought, ‘There could be a book here.’” Greg was my guest on our new “The Critic’s Corner” Podcast. We talked about his unique journey to the CMS world and how his experiences influenced his book. It’s a fantastic conversation, and you can experience it on Apple Podcasts. ?? Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eSu3dkQv