![\"Start with the content. Sometimes designers and developers forget that this is why people come to your site to begin with. Craft it lovingly and serve it to your users with a minimum of distraction, like a well-plated dish; don’t just heap it all together like it’s a buffet. You worked hard on your content… celebrate it. \" - Aaron Gustafson](http://www.inspireux.com/wp-content/uploads/13.gif "\\"Start with the content. Sometimes designers and developers forget that this is why people come to your site to begin with. Craft it lovingly and serve it to your users with a minimum of distraction, like a well-plated dish; don’t just heap it all together like it’s a buffet. You worked hard on your content… celebrate it. \\" - Aaron Gustafson")
“Start with the content. Sometimes designers and developers forget that this is why people come to your site to begin with. Craft it lovingly and serve it to your users with a minimum of distraction, like a well-plated dish; don’t just heap it all together like it’s a buffet. You worked hard on your content… celebrate it. ” – Aaron Gustafson
Check out Aaron’s article “Ruining the User Experience” from the great site “A List Apart”
Related posts:- Content is not a nice-to-have extra. Content is a star of the user experience show.
- Your content is the hardest working part of your website
- Stop pretending content is somebody else’s problem. It’s time to make content matter.
- Great information architecture is invisible so that content can shine through
- Design is about communication, and it takes more than pixels to communicate
Catriona Cornett
