[Neos] UX concepts for the next Neos version

Rasmus Skjoldan rasmus at typo3.org
Wed Jul 24 16:49:35 CEST 2013


Absolutely. Some highlights seen from here:

• Distraction-free writing has to be much more distraction-free than what we imagined (for journalists to really like it)
• Auto-detection of content elements should properly wrap text (better guessing what's a header, sub, body, caption etc.)
• Journalists are as much curators of content today as they are writers. Which means we would have to dig into UI's that enable that (which is a quite difficult problem to tackle well at the UI level)
• Social media management for journalists means what? Since so many tend to use social media as a resonance chamber - looking at what's trending, curating social media and bouncing ideas with audiences, we would need to look into how to make that a lot easier to them. 
• Content orchestration capabilities and how we would tackle that in responsive news media sites
• How should we make content blocks change templates when editors move them around the page (based on heat-map stats for example)
• How to organize the CMS to enable prototyping capabilities with real content (freeing agencies from the issues of having to import and mock-up dummy content or even larger amounts of realistic content)

Those were some of the specifics we talked about.

Best. Rasmus

Rasmus Skjoldan
TYPO3 Neos designer and TYPO3 brand manager
rasmus at typo3.org
http://neos.typo3.org/ux/
http://typo3.org/the-brand/brand-book/
http://rasmusskjoldan.com

On 24/07/2013, at 16.29, Jacob Floyd <cognifloyd at gmail.com> wrote:

> I would love to hear some more specifics on what you guys came up with to
> make Neos work better for News/Media sites. Your posts are tantalizingly
> sparse on details ;)
> 
> Cheers,
> Jacob Floyd
> 
> 
> On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 3:27 AM, Robert Lemke <robert at typo3.org> wrote:
> 
>> Hi folks,
>> 
>> as you might have read elsewhere, Rasmus reached out to a handful of CMS
>> experts (you know, the real ones, not the claimed ones ;-) and organised
>> meetings / workshops in order to challenge our concepts and ideas for
>> future versions of Neos (the feature set for 1.0 is fixed, so no big
>> surprises there).
>> 
>> Yesterday Rasmus and I spent at the famous design agency Information
>> Architects in Zürich, here are some notes from Rasmus and me regarding the
>> meeting:
>> 
>> http://rasmusskjoldan.com/**post/56254662500/neos-meets-**
>> with-ia-and-talks-about-how-**to-build-a-cms<http://rasmusskjoldan.com/post/56254662500/neos-meets-with-ia-and-talks-about-how-to-build-a-cms>
>> http://robertlemke.com/en/**blog/typo3-neos-ux-**
>> information-architects-zuerich<http://robertlemke.com/en/blog/typo3-neos-ux-information-architects-zuerich>
>> 
>> As always, comments, no matter in which direction, are very appreciated.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> Robert
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