Content strategy is continuing to evolve as a discipline. Our evolution makes sense: we work with evolving technologies to enable communication in platforms and channels that didn’t even exist when we first started using the term. But as our discipline evolves, so too do the strengths individual practitioners offer and our clients expect, all under the label “content strategy.” Is that a problem, or an opportunity? Can we grapple with our terminology to broaden the profession without losing its relevance? We do so much research, monitor, and understand our users. Now, let’s draw on similar data about ourselves. Together, let’s explore how we grow and promote our capabilities and the many ways we can help our colleagues, collaborators, and clients.
More Talks by Margot

Slides
Communicating in an Era of Self Validating Facts
TopicsCommunication, Storytelling
The 2016 US presidential election revealed a post-fact culture. Previously, catching...

Slides
Content Strategy for Slow Experiences
TopicsCommunication, Storytelling
Online experiences can be fast, efficient, easy, orderly—and sometimes, that’s a...

Slides
Expanding our Expectations of Everyone
TopicsCommunication, Design Strategy
Content strategy both champions and makes possible the idea that “everyone is a...

VideoGeneral Info
Communicating in an Era of Self Validating Facts
TopicsCommunication, Storytelling
The 2016 US presidential election was our latest reminder of this head-spinning...

VideoGeneral Info
UX Consulting Panel
TopicsCareer
Have you ever dreamed of living the consultant lifestyle? So have we. That’s why...

VideoSlides
World IA Day Keynote: Empowerment in an Era of Self Validating Facts
TopicsCommunication, Design Strategy, Design Thinking, Typography, Visual Thinking
If we face an erosion of trust, can we rebuild rapport through empowerment?...

VideoSlides
Content Strategy for Slow Experiences
TopicsCommunication, Storytelling, Visual Thinking
Efficient isn’t always effective. Explore what happens when you help users slow down....
Discover More Talks
More talks
VideoGeneral Info
You’re unique. Just like everybody else.
DisciplineInteraction Design
TopicsCommunication, Leadership, Teamwork
Speaker Tash Wong
We pride ourselves on being empathetic, but how does our intrinsic understanding of...

VideoGeneral Info
SVG can do that?!
DisciplinesFront-end Engineering, Motion & Animation, User Interface
TopicsJavaScript, Web & Mobile
IndustryTechnology
Speaker Sarah Drasner
SVGs, with their potential for high-quality and performant graphics, have myriad uses...

VideoGeneral Info
Scenarios: Humanize all the things!
DisciplinesInteraction Design, User Experience
TopicsMethodology
IndustryHealthcare
Speaker Elizabeth Bacon
Scenarios are a fundamental interaction design practice. From definition to delivery,...
Speakers, Get Featured
Get connected with event organizers interested in engaging women and gender non-binary speakers in design and tech.
Sign UpAlready have an account?
Log inKnow a great speaker? Let us know so we can invite them to be part of our directory and amplify their voice.
Nominate them