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A newsletter on digital practice in arts and culture organisations, covering website platforms, digital project planning and what 'digital transformation' actually means. It offers original frameworks and sector-specific commentary from a practitioner's perspective.
Essays from a senior digital advisor and designer on how search, user research and accessibility are changing web work, with practical tactics and analysis. Readers get a clear point of view backed by data, reading recommendations and hands-on advice for designers and digital teams.
Ash Mann writes about digital work for cultural organisations, drawing on personal experience such as using heart rate to pace running and applying that idea to measuring effort and overwork in digital teams. The newsletter also includes weekly roundups of recommended links.
Practical articles from a web development consultant in Prince Edward Island on website redesign, launch decisions, and working with a developer. Readers get plain-language explanations of technical concepts and guidance on preparing for projects.
A blog by an enterprise architecture practitioner that examines how organisations can connect strategy, data and AI to architecture decisions. Readers get critical analysis of ideas like company world models, knowledge graphs and semantic layers, plus a framework for closing the feedback loop between architecture and measured business value.
A blog by a former CTO exploring technology, AI agents, and digital strategy, with practical pieces on documentation for AI context, data-driven market selection for home services firms, and the evolution from scripts to agents. Readers get conceptual framing plus concrete methods they can apply to their own operations.
This newsletter is a promotional portfolio of case studies from web consultant Judd Lyon, showcasing his website work for B2B packaging machinery firms such as ProMach and Septimatech. It mainly presents client testimonials, project roles and outcomes rather than independent analysis or practical teaching.
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