The content study
When you have your inventory, look at each content element's attributes. The image, video, headline, or body copy have specific properties, constraints, and requirements.
- Origin: Where is the content coming from? Is it hardcoded, coming from a database, user-generated or curated?
- Appearance: What is the general character count of a headline, teaser or body copy? What are the sizes and default aspect ratios of images or videos?
- Relationships: How do those elements relate to one another?
- Hierarchy: Are all related elements equal?
- Versions & state: Is the content changing or static?
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Using an object-oriented approach can help UX designers better understand their content and shape it to suit their users’ needs.
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