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What would you put in a #ContentDesign reading list? We're making one for people in #TeamScope who have asked to shadow our content designers.
So far... •Reading age and web content (Content Design London) •Plain English Campaign alternative dictionary •F-shaped reading pattern •job stories •Pyjama-based content design (SR on YouTube) •Pair writing (http://gov.uk ) •Crits (Natalie Shaw on Medium)
@escmum's book naturally. Some examples of good content design would be great too - especially examples "before" and "after" having gone through the process.
Book by @escmum is in the 'further reading' list, natch 
format is - 1. Meet to talk about their goals and content design 2. Reading 3. Shadow (planning, desk research, pair writing, editing, crit) 4. Further reading!
I've also found it important to highlight the benefits of content design, not just to users. If you want to get buy-in you have to highlight the benefits of this process to staff and to the business itself.
This post on hypothesis-driven design by Ben Holliday is short and sweet. http://www.hollidazed.co.uk/2015/07/16/everything-is-hypothesis-driven-design/ …
Thanks Dean!
Conversational design by Erika Hall Nicely said by Nicole Fenton
Oh and @Minette_78 new book
"Why you need a content team and how to build one"
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