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A successful website depends on a user-centered approach. Getting the user experience planning right is a key part of any good CMS implementation.

The Real Reasons People Hate Their CMS

By Jeff Cram • April 1st, 2015 • Strategy, User Experience

This post was originally published on Aug 29, 2013. Hating your CMS is so trendy these days you’d think it was 2008 all over again.…

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What Happens in Vegas Won’t Stay In Vegas!

By James Gardner • September 9th, 2014 • Events, Technology, User Experience

We’re in Vegas, baby! If you follow the world of CMS and haven’t been glued to Apple’s news all day, you surely know it’s for…

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The Content Personalization Myth

By Jake DiMare • September 20th, 2013 • Content, Marketing, User Experience

The scene: It’s week nine of a three-month build cycle and the beta version of the website has just been presented. An executive stakeholder raises…

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The CMS Myth team in the wild…

By Jake DiMare • July 8th, 2013 • Events, Strategy, User Experience, Video

The CMS Myth team is on the road speaking at camps and conferences quite often this year. Most recently, John Eckman and I shared our…

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April Showers Bring May Mythbusting?

By John Eckman • April 5th, 2013 • Content, Events, Project Management, User Experience, Vendor Selection

Now that the Northeast is gradually thawing out from a belatedly snowy and cold winter, it’s time to start up the mythbuster van and get…

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Content that Does More

By John Eckman • April 4th, 2013 • Content, Events, User Experience

“What we need is not more content, but content that does more” In many ways the core challenge of the content management industry has always…

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CMS Expo: Busting Web Experience Management Myths

By John Eckman • May 9th, 2012 • Events, Marketing, Strategy, User Experience, Vendor Selection

Although there was fierce competition in the 2pm time spot, including Michael Silverman’s talk on Capturing Community (which I wanted to see), there was a…

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CMSExpo Day One: We’re Gonna Need More Tables

By John Eckman • May 8th, 2012 • Events, Technology, User Experience, Vendor Selection

CMS Expo 2012 kicked off this morning with a CMS Founder’s panel so big they had to bring in extra tables. No wonder people new…

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Web Experience Management in Drupal

By John Eckman • March 22nd, 2012 • Analytics, Events, Marketing, Technology, User Experience, Vendor Selection, Video

One of the sessions I eagerly anticipated at this week’s DrupalCon was Acquia‘s Jay Batson speaking on “Assembling a Drupal Web Experience Management Powerhouse.” Web…

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CMS Mythbusting at DrupalCon

By John Eckman • March 16th, 2012 • Events, Social Networking, User Experience

Next week I’ll be at DrupalCon 2012 in Denver, busting CMS Myths and learning about how the Drupal community sees the future of content management.…

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