Collaboration for the win! The Office of Data and Innovation (ODI) and Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) are proud to have earned a joint award for Best IT Collaboration. The award was announced at the California Government Innovation Summit in Sacramento on September 19. The recognition is for our innovative, collaborative, and human-centered design … Read more
\n", - "author": "Barb Cosio-Moreno", + "author": "Barb Cosio Moreno", "featured_media": 0, "comment_status": "closed", "ping_status": "closed", diff --git a/pages/blog/posts/wordpress-posts/why-we-use-content-design.html b/pages/blog/posts/wordpress-posts/why-we-use-content-design.html index e1dbe8a1..bd8f2f17 100644 --- a/pages/blog/posts/wordpress-posts/why-we-use-content-design.html +++ b/pages/blog/posts/wordpress-posts/why-we-use-content-design.html @@ -10,7 +10,13 @@For us, it’s about the experience of Californians. We ask questions like:
-We also think about including all Californians. For example, not every Californian reads English well. But every Californian needs to know how to protect themselves from COVID-19. That’s why we used plain language, which was easier to understand. It’s also easier to translate.
@@ -30,7 +36,7 @@We needed subject matter experts to join us in the content design. Our best work happened when we engaged in close conversations with them. They brought in-depth knowledge. We helped find the best words to convey it.
-One of these partnerships resulted in the webpage Tracking COVID-19 in California. We worked with data experts from the Department of Public Health to create it. They explained what data was important for Californians to know. We found a concise, clear way to communicate that information. We even collaborated on the best way to provide notes about the data.
+One of these partnerships resulted in the webpage Tracking COVID-19 in California. We worked with data experts from the Department of Public Health to create it. They explained what data was important for Californians to know. We found a concise, clear way to communicate that information. We even collaborated on the best way to provide notes about the data.
This partnership created one of covid19.ca.gov’s top pages. Tracking COVID-19 in California has over 12 million views. It’s the #5 page of all time on the site. We take this as a sign of success!
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