Tag: content strategy
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Content Design team round up: August and Sept 2026
Here’s our end-of-summer updates, including student support and wellbeing pages, HR web usage stats, interdisciplinary centre web rebuilds and more.
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Content Design team round up: June and July 2026
Here’s what we’ve been up to over the past couple of sunny summer months.
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Enterprise Architecture: making a technical process easier to navigate
We’ve been working to demystify a tricky technical process. By sitting in the same room with our stakeholders and designing around user stories, we’ve clarified a complicated process and made…
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Designing a better IT experience for staff and students
That’s a wrap! We’ve finished rebuilding the IT Services web pages. Not only did we declutter big time, we completely shifted the focus of these pages to better help our community.
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Content Design team round-up: January 2026
Here’s a quick look at what we’ve been working on to kick off the new year.
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Content Design team round-up: December 2025
Hello! The Content Design team in Communications consists of myself and Harriet. Our small team works on a variety of web content projects. It’s been a packed end to the…
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Building better careers content: from discovery to delivery
The problem: fragmented content and an unclear narrative Our previous careers and employability web content for prospective students was struggling. We knew we had a great story to tell but…
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Transforming departmental EDI web pages
As part of the ongoing project to rebuild academic department web pages, we’ve been working to enhance departmental content about equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). A collaborative approach Through collaborating…
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New project management web pages
We’ve recently launched a set of web pages to help staff lead projects at York. This was a collaborative effort working with the University’s central Project Management Office. The new…
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Campus web pages refresh
I recently wrapped up a great project rebuilding our web pages about campus. This job was a joy to do because it allowed me to focus on many different forms…